Teaching Kids Good Table Manners
Children aren’t born with a silver spoon in their mouths where it comes to being well versed in the art of table manners. They have to be taught, instead, to…
Behavior
Good Eating Habits for a 3-year-old Kid
At the age of 3, in all probability, your child has not become defiant enough to use ‘not eating’ as an excuse to get their way. This is generally an…
When Do Babies Start Crawling & How To Help Them Crawl
You might find yourself on tenterhooks when it comes to wondering when your baby is going to start crawling. While that’s perfectly normal, it’s important to remember that there’s nothing…
8 Ways to build Pre-reading Skills in Kids
When you find yourself wondering if your child is ever going to start reading, know this: they could, with a little help from you, by acquiring skills that will help…
Baby Crying – Types, Reasons, and Tips to Cope With It
There are no sheer absolutes when it comes to babies. After all, each baby is different from the others. However, all babies share one thing: the tendency to cry. A…
8 Good and Bad Effects of Watching TV With Your Toddler
Watching T.V. constitutes an inseparable part of our lives. While we adults mightn’t have had so much exposure to television when we were young, the world as we know it…
How to Stop A Toddler from Biting
It’s quite normal to find your toddler biting other kids when they are anywhere between the age of 1 and 3. While it’s perhaps experimental for some kids at this…
11 Easy Calm Down Activities for Preschoolers
We all know that preschoolers can be full of energy and sometimes get easily overwhelmed or upset. There are multiple emotions at play. It is difficult for them to navigate…
Helping Child Develop Healthy Sleep Habits
Helping A sleeping child’s peaceful face is a heartwarming sight for parents. So, healthy sleeping habits are important for preschoolers because they help them stay healthy, deal with their feelings,…
What Is Typical Behavior? And An Age By Age Guide
Your child is growing and developing both physically and verbally, cognitively, socially, and emotionally before they are born until they graduate from college. These abilities often progress predictably in children…