A stroller is your baby’s first set of wheels. It provides mobility for them while being under your control. Neat, huh? It means you don’t have to lug your child around and have one or both arms out of action for other necessary activities such as shopping, eating and generally being a normal two-armed human being.
Parenting
Everything you want to know about raising happy, confident, healthy children.
Tips to Help New Parents Care for Their Baby
Being a new parent is a wonderful time in your life, but also one that is full of questions. You will find that no matter what you ask, you will get several different opinions from doctors, friends, and family members. Sometimes this advice is well received, and other times it is overwhelming. Most new parents second guess their own decisions at times. That is normal. Remember that you know your baby better than anyone else. Each child is unique, so what works well for someone else many not work well for you and your child.
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Children Bedroom: How to Create Kid Central in Your Home
If a man’s home is his castle, then a child’s bedroom is surely his kingdom.
Children absorb clues from their environment as to how happy their family is, how secure they are and what the boundaries are for their behaviors. Furnishing your child’s room appropriately will help him develop his personality, have a place for all his treasures and be a practical space for you to maintain.
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5 Potty Training Tips Every Parent Must Know
Potty training is different for every child. Some learn right away, without a lot of help and some still have accidents up to and even during the preschool and kindergarten years. There are many training tools and toys available today to help make the training process more attractive to toddlers. There are music playing potties, baby dolls that go potty, potty videos and children’s books. There are also a plethora of training books and websites for mommies and daddies.
When do you potty train?
Home Schooling Means School’s In For Parents
If you didn’t love school when you were a student, then perhaps you should reconsider that big idea you have of home schooling your children.
Not only do you have to seek information on the government curriculum, but you have to administer it. That means lots of paperwork, an average of six hours per day providing one-on-one instruction to your child or children, submitting results to the authorities and ultimately being wholly responsible for your children’s education.
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