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6 Ways to Help Ease Your Child’s Preschool Separation Anxiety
Starting preschool is a big milestone for your little one. It marks the beginning of their formal education, a process that’s likely to span multiple decades. When your child enters the doors of their new school on the first day, they will meet future friends and find themselves immersed in a wide range of learning … Continued
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What Chores Are Right For My Child?
Chores. Kids don’t like them, and parents use them to get some extra help around the house. But don’t worry parents; you’re actually helping with your child’s development. Parents some times are confused about choosing age-appropriate chores for kids. Kids can start taking on household chores and small tasks as early as two years old. … Continued
Baby on the Move – 5 Ways to Encourage Crawling
Babies become mobile pretty fast! Between 7-9 months old, babies will typically begin crawling, with many starting to walk around their first birthday. It’s important to stay close to baby at all times while they’re crawling and learning to walk. Baby could end up crawling over to places and things that could hurt them! Parents … Continued
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Tips for Comforting a Fearful or Nervous Child
No parent wants to see their child upset, but sometimes it’s hard to know how to react when your child is nervous or afraid. Do you hug them? Do you let them cry it out? There’s so much conflicting advice out there! Next time you’re faced with reacting to your nervous or fearful child, try … Continued
4 to 6 Month Baby Feeding Milestones to Look For
See the 4 different feeding milestones baby should be reaching by 6 months old. There is a clip that goes along with each milestone so you can see the different feeding milestones for baby. To see more milestones and videos visit our 4 to 6 months age page. As always, all of our content is … Continued
0 to 3 Month Baby Communication Milestones to Look For
See the 6 different communication milestones baby should be reaching by 3 months. Each milestone has a clip so you can see and hear the different communication milestones for baby. See more milestones, videos, and tips for your 0-3 month old. As always, all of our content is validated with American Academy of Pediatrics findings … Continued
Parents’ Guide to What is W-Sitting and Why it Matters
Does your child w-sit? If so, there may be some risks from sitting in this position. Watch to learn more about w-sitting, and how to change this behavior. Read more about w-sitting in our blog post, What is W-Sitting? Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the button below! This video is … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Understanding Baby’s Smile
What is baby’s smile trying to tell you? Watch to learn what their smile can mean, and how to encourage more baby smiles—and eventually giggling! To get baby to smile even more, here are some ideas for playing with your newborn. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Tongue Tie
Watch more to learn about the signs of tongue tie, or read more at the blog post, What is Tongue Tie?, which includes more information about the warning signs and symptoms of tongue tie. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video is a part of our Parents’ … Continued
Parents’ Guide to the Side Lying Position
Have you tried the side lying position for your baby? All it takes is a light touch to get them there, and it can have great benefits for their development! Watch to learn more about the side lying position. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video is … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Stages of Peek-a-Boo
We all know the game peek-a-boo, but did you know baby may play peek-a-boo differently as they develop? Watch more to learn the stages of this playtime favorite! Learn about the stages of play here. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video is a part of … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Sippy Cup Alternatives
Many professionals caution parents against using sippy cups, for two key reasons: Sugar from milk and juice stays on baby’s teeth longer, which could cause cavities or tooth decay. Sippy cups also restrict tongue and mouth movement. This can limit a child’s ability to develop a more mature swallow. So what’s the alternative? Watch to … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Playing with Baby at 1 Month
How do you play with a newborn baby? Talking! Not only are you helping to develop their communication skills by talking, but you are also developing their social and play skills. Watch to learn more about how to play and communicate with your infant! Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Mirrors With Baby
Mirrors are more than fun toys for baby—they can also help them learn! Watch to see how baby can play with mirrors to practice motor and sensory skills! A great time to play with mirrors? During Tummy Time! Use a mirror to help keep your baby entertained and having fun during Tummy Time. Want to … Continued
Parents’ Guide to Letting Baby Play with Food
Play with food is—good for baby? Yes! Watch to learn how playing with food can help baby’s sensory development. Read more about playing with food in the blog post Playing With Your Food…and Senses. Want to watch more videos about related topics? Click the buttons below! This video is a part of our Parents’ Guide … Continued