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Tips on Bathing Your Baby
Tips on Bathing Your Baby
Bath time can be one of the most relaxing times for parents and baby, or it canbe something you both dread. Here are some tips on how to make bath timeeasier. Don't tub bathe baby until the umbilical cord falls off. Make sure you have eve..
Tips for Beating Diaper Rash
Tips for Beating Diaper Rash
Diaper rash is the bane of all parents. Whether your little one sails blissfully through infancy with nary a mark on his bottom, only to suddenly break out once he starts chowing down on solid food, or has problems right from the get go, you can trea..
The Nitty Gritty of Nappy Rash
The Nitty Gritty of Nappy Rash
 At one time or another most babies develop nappy rash. The cause, severity of, and even effective treatment of nappy rash differs for each child. Some babies are more prone to develop nappy rash than others. Nappy rash presents itself in a vari..
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), or cot death as it’s sometimes known, is every parent’s nightmare. As its name suggests, SIDS is the term used to describe the sudden and unexpected death of a baby for no obvious reason and it’s..
Soothe a Fussy Baby
Soothe a Fussy Baby
Newborn babies cry for many reasons, they are wet, tired, hungry, cold, hot or need to be held.  It is difficult sometimes to know why baby is crying, especially after you have met all his basic needs such as a clean diaper, food, being burped o..
How To Deal With Colic Babies
How To Deal With Colic Babies
If you have a baby with colic, this can be extremely stressful for parents. The baby will often cry loudly for hours on end. This can make the parents feel totally helpless and very concerned that something is seriously wrong with the baby, especiall..
How to Child Proof Your Home
How to Child Proof Your Home
When a child enters your life, there are so many things to think about and so many decisions to be made that childproofing often falls through the cracks. But, childproofing is important to save your child from many common household dangers- some tha..
Flying with Baby
Flying with Baby
Nervous about flying with your infant for the first time? Not to worry; here are some tips from a mom who has been there. Traveling with a child is a skill you can learn, and with some insider tips and an extra dose of flexibility, anyone can do it.&..
Crying: What Your Baby Is Telling You
Crying: What Your Baby Is Telling You
Babies, like adults, need to communicate with others in order to have their needs met and be able to interact with their environment.  Unlike adults, however, babies have not yet developed advanced verbal skills to effectively make their needs a..
Baby’s Teeth
Baby’s Teeth
Your baby will begin teething somewhere between six and nine months. It could be before this. In fact, some babies are born with teeth, but this occurrence is rare. Keep in mind that every child is different. Some babies don’t cut their first t..
Washing Baby Clothes: What Parents Need to Know
Washing Baby Clothes: What Parents Need to Know
Nervous new parents may be confused about the proper way to wash their newborn’s clothes. Fears of allergic reactions, harmful chemicals, and shrinkage may put stress on new parents  when laundry day rolls around.  The process involve..
Teach Your Child To Love Books
Teach Your Child To Love Books
As any avid reader knows, books are a joy.  Even if you’re no book-lover, encouraging a passion for reading in your child is to give them a gift that lasts a lifetime.  It’s never too soon to teach your child to love books. &..
Parenting: Potty Training Basics
Parenting: Potty Training Basics
  Many parents equate successful parenting with early toilet training.  It is important to keep in mind that children will naturally show interest in toilet training when they are ready and there is no set age that a toddler "should..
Newborn Baby Skin Care
Newborn Baby Skin Care
Immediately after a baby is born, his skin is soft and sensitive, and his coloring may alarm you. If he has a purple cast to his skin, this is likely to be from blood vessels that show through skin that is still thin. Other babies have a faint yellow..
Make Your Baby’s First Christmas a Special and Memorable One
Make Your Baby’s First Christmas a Special and Memorable One
The Christmas and winter holiday season is always a time of wonder and celebration, but for parents celebrating the birth of a new baby the season has an even greater meaning.  Christmas is, after all, the celebration of a birth, and celebrating..
Helping Baby Sleep Through the Night
Helping Baby Sleep Through the Night
A newborn's first few months can be exhausting for her parents.  Adults aren't meant to be awakened every few hours, but new babies aren't capable of sleeping through the night.  They need fluids and nourishment every few hours ..
Help! The Baby Keeps Me Up All Night!
Help! The Baby Keeps Me Up All Night!
Ten Tips for Teaching Baby to Sleep Through the Night   You’ve got a new baby in the house.  Congratulations!  And now you feel like part of a sleep deprivation experiment.  Sooner or later, the cycle of waking every f..
Understanding the Montessori Approach to Learning
Understanding the Montessori Approach to Learning
The Montessori philosophy for educating children is based on the belief that every child learns at his own pace and through multi-sensory activities. Dr. Maria Montessori developed her method in the early 1900's while observing a class of sixty c..
Rainy Day Fun
Rainy Day Fun
Many parents dread rainy days. They often result in bored kids who are constantly fighting with each other. Normal entertainment, such as movies or video games, can only keep them occupied for so long. That is when it is time to break out the rainy d..
Preparing For Your Child's First Day at School
Preparing For Your Child's First Day at School
Your child’s first day at school is nerve-wracking for both you and your child. There are many things that you need to take into account, but some of the main things are outlined here.   Your child is likely to be nervous about going..
Preparing for First-Time Fatherhood
Preparing for First-Time Fatherhood
The prospect of fatherhood often triggers deep and uncomfortable feelings in men. Insecurities that may have been carefully buried until now suddenly burst to the fore. A common reaction is for a man to say, “I’m not ready!” In many..
How to Make an Easy Birthday Card
How to Make an Easy Birthday Card
This birthday card can be made in less than one hour using very inexpensive materials. Even if you have never made a greeting card before, you can achieve good results quickly and easily with this craft project.   Greeting cards are expens..
From the Crib to the Bed: Six Tips to Help Your Child Adjust With the Change
From the Crib to the Bed: Six Tips to Help Your Child Adjust With the Change
Every parent knows that the day must eventually arrive when your child will make the transition from his or her crib to a mattress and box spring.  Changing to a bed can be hard on both the children and the parents, but there are some things you..
Easter Activities to Share with the Kids
Easter Activities to Share with the Kids
Easter is a great time for families. The kids have a break from school and the adults have a bank holiday to look forward to which means that everyone can come together to celebrate the festival, whether they are religious or not. Easter Activitie..
Creative Birthday Party Games for Kids
Creative Birthday Party Games for Kids
Birthday parties should be a fun time to celebrate the birth of your kid, not a time for you to stress out about expenses or other party arrangements. Instead of renting out an expensive venue for your child’s party, or scouring the local party..
Coping With Children’s Allergies
Coping With Children’s Allergies
Allergies are on the increase - according to Allergy UK, four in 10 school children have at least one allergic condition, one in five has asthma and 85 per cent of these are allergic to house dust mites. Coping with an allergy can be difficult for ad..
5 Christmas Gifts Kids Can Make
5 Christmas Gifts Kids Can Make
Christmas is the time of year when people think about others, and that should include kids. Making gifts for friends and family is a great way to teach children that a gift does not have to cost a lot to be valuable. Making your own gifts is an excel..
'Twas the Night Before Christmas
'Twas the Night Before Christmas
Some children fall asleep with relative ease most nights, while some put up a bedtime fight every evening.  Your little ones may habitually beg for ten more minutes, or they may regularly climb into bed ten minutes early.  Whatever the case..
The Nitty-Gritty: Getting Rid of Head Lice
The Nitty-Gritty: Getting Rid of Head Lice
It's a shock for parents when they realise that their child has head lice for the first time. Sometimes the news arrives in a letter from school, while, in other cases, suspicion is aroused by the youngster's constant head-scratching. Either ..
Swimming Pool Safety for Kids
Swimming Pool Safety for Kids
Summertime comes in and the kids want to be at and in the pool. Although swimming pools are great sources of fun and exercise for children, they can have an extremely dangerous side. Drowning is  a major issue facing many summertime pool goers i..
Say So Long Summer Holidays: Easy Tips to Help Kids Beat the Back-to-School Blues
Say So Long Summer Holidays: Easy Tips to Help Kids Beat the Back-to-School Blues
As the summer holidays wind down and school starts up, it can be tough to get your children back into the swing of things.  Fortunately, there are some simple tricks you can use to make the adjustment as enjoyable as possible.  Here are som..
Road Trip Survival Guide: Creative Ideas to Keep Kids Busy In the Backseat
Road Trip Survival Guide: Creative Ideas to Keep Kids Busy In the Backseat
Whether you're taking a short weekend getaway or driving across the country, it can be tough to keep children entertained during those long hours in the car.  "Are we there yet?" and "I'm bored!" can quickly become yo..
How Music Affects Brain Development in Infants
How Music Affects Brain Development in Infants
Experts have strenuously debated the effect of listening to music on an infant’s brain development. Some researchers--and many entrepreneurs--have concluded that music makes babies smarter, whereas other scientists have disputed this claim. One..
Monster Under the Bed?
Monster Under the Bed?
We might not remember it, but most of us once experienced the horror of knowing there was a monster under our bed. We were afraid to go to sleep and either called out for help or stayed as still and silent as possible, afraid of letting the monster k..
Keeping Baby's Skin Soft
Keeping Baby's Skin Soft
A baby’s skin can be a challenge to take care of.  Your baby can’t tell you what itches or feels dry, you have to be vigilant and watch for signs of discomfort.  Here are several tips on how to keep your baby’s skin soft a..
How to Make Reading with Your Baby Fun and Rewarding
How to Make Reading with Your Baby Fun and Rewarding
 Reading is one of the most fundamental life skills that your baby will learn, and it is never too early to start. Reading with your baby will help to boost their vocabulary and improve their listening skills, and it can also be a lot of fun. ..
Helping Your Child Cope With a New Sibling
Helping Your Child Cope With a New Sibling
Perhaps you've dreamed of having a big family ever since you were a little girl or your new baby's arrival came as a surprise. Maybe you and your spouse have been hoping for years to have a second child. You might even be a family who has cho..
Finding the balance between your children and the technology that they use
Finding the balance between your children and the technology that they use
 A question that parents often ask themselves is, how much technology should their children be exposed to? Whether it's playing on a games console, using an iPad or smartphone, researching homework on a laptop or texting with friends, techno..
Dogs and Babies: Making the Adjustment
Dogs and Babies: Making the Adjustment
Welcoming a baby into your home is an exciting and often overwhelming experience. Just as you adjust to life with another family member, so does your dog. Your pup might feel disregarded or starved for attention when the baby arrives. Discover how to..
5 Tips for Raising a Child To Be Bilingual
5 Tips for Raising a Child To Be Bilingual
Many parents hope that their children will become bilingual. Yet even if each of the parents has a different mother tongue, raising a child to be bilingual is not a certainty. Indeed, many children who grow up in such a family situation learn one lan..
Common Mistakes Made By New Parents
Common Mistakes Made By New Parents
Despite your best preparation, as a new parent you are bound to make mistakes. Babies don't come with manuals, and no amount of advice, books, and classes can adequately prepare you for the changes that will occur once your new baby has arrived. ..
Reducing The Risk of Cot Death
Reducing The Risk of Cot Death
    Cot death is still the leading cause of death in babies over one month old and accounts for the death of seven babies each week in the UK. But before you start worrying, there are ways you can reduce the risks.   Cot de..
Coping With Infant Colic
Coping With Infant Colic
All babies cry from time to time, but if your baby is crying for extensive periods during the day, then he may be suffering from colic. But what is it and what can you do about it? Colic is the term given to infants who are healthy and well-fed, y..
Coping With Eczema in Babies and Children
Coping With Eczema in Babies and Children
The itchiness of eczema can be uncomfortable and unpleasant to experience at any age, but parents of babies and children who suffer from the skin condition are often left feeling helpless as to what they can do to ease it. But what exactly is eczema,..
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