The holiday season is upon us, and we are busy decorating the house and getting into the spirit. Please, don't forget the babies and toddlers; they want to feel the joy too! Here are some tips to make your
As you eagerly await your baby's first movements, you may be surprised at the way the learning process transpires. Your child may throw you a curveball by inventing his or her own interesting ways to move
Add some mystery to the next walk you take with your toddler. Your little detective will have fun discovering colors and shapes in nature.
A day before your walk, talk about color families. Put out crayons from a
Some parents use the television as a babysitter, and I admit I have done this myself when trying to tidy up the house. Yes, the noise and conversation sometimes soothe a baby, and kiddie shows stimulate toddlers. Now, I'm not saying
Has your baby been drooling steadily? Does she mouth every toy she picks up? Your little one may be teething. Teething can be annoying to babies; the gums can be painful. Here
Within the first few months of life, infants often exhibit a number of curious behaviors that tend to surprise new parents. Infants might scratch their face or body, kick their legs, cross their eyes and root with alarming immediacy. As parents
To young children, there is no big difference between reality and fantasy. Toddlers believe everything they see, touch, and hear. They basically learn by their senses and experience. So, how do you teach toddlers about the winter season?