August 1, 2018
No matter how wonderful your child is, every parent is bound to get frustrated or upset every once in a while. Check out our tips below on how to “keep your cool” this summer. 1. Anticipate Triggers With a set routine, it’s sometimes easier for parents to pinpoint the situations that set off their child.…
Read moreJuly 25, 2018
In the first five years of your child’s life, you will go to the doctor’s office at least 14 times – and that’s not even including sick or emergency visits. Our tips this week will help you get the most out of your visit to the pediatrician. 1. Make a List The doctor’s office can…
Read moreJuly 18, 2018
As children learn about food, taste, texture, eating, and table manners, they will often create a mess along the way. Check out our tips on how to deal with messy eaters and encourage good habits. 1. Expect Mess with Toddlers Playing with food is how toddlers explore the world of food and eating. To understand…
Read moreJuly 11, 2018
With their short attention spans and messy fingers, kids are not always easy to travel with. Check out our tips to keep kids entertained whether you’re traveling via train, plane or automobile. 1. Head to the Library Books are one of the best ways to keep kids entertained (and quiet) while traveling. Before you depart,…
Read moreJune 27, 2018
Water safety is a top priority during the summer months, as families cool off at a local pool or head to the beach. Children should be both physically prepared for the water and mentally aware of the rules and responsibilities before diving in. 1. Always Supervise Children should never be left to swim unsupervised.…
Read moreJune 20, 2018
Infants and toddlers are typically too young to have the social, emotional, and cognitive abilities necessary to forge friendships, but children start to develop these skills around ages 3 – 5. That’s great timing, because preschool is a great environment for children to learn and practice these relationships. 1. What do early friendships look like?…
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