Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with your toddler creates a valuable opportunity to start conversations about equality, kindness, and the impact of individual actions. Dr. King’s legacy offers countless teachable moments that can be tailored to a young child’s understanding. Through activities that … Read more
Teaching proper bottom wiping is critical in a child’s hygiene journey. Start training as early as potty training begins, typically between 2 to 3 years. Remember, every child is different; some may master this by age 3, while others might take until age 5. … Read more
When taking your toddler to the playground, prefer going out in the early morning or evenings to avoid maximum direct sun exposure. Consider the playground, its surroundings, and the materials the swings are made from, as they can increase sun exposure and change the … Read more
The US Food and Drug Administration considers dandelion herbal supplements as a “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS) food product. It is unlikely to harm a breastfeeding infant when used during lactation and rarely causes digestive upset. However, its dosing is not yet fully established, so it … Read more
Outdoor plays are important to toddlers not only for the sake of physical activity but also to support their overall development. Exposing children to nature and objects are beneficial for their sensory development. Push and pull games help in muscle development, while plenty of … Read more
In-toeing is a relatively common condition in infants and young children. In many cases, the cause of in-toeing is a congenital condition called Metatarsus Adductus, where the bones in the foot are turned inwards. In-toeing in babies can also be caused by other conditions, … Read more
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