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Goodbye Crib, Hello Big Kids Bed
You may be wondering when it will be the appropriate time to transition your child from their crib to a toddler bed. The truth is, there is no standard age. Most children tend to make the transition b... Read Entire Article
Potty Training Tips
No matter how ready you are to kiss those endless diaper changes goodbye, every child learns to use the potty at their own pace and in their own time. It’s most important not to rush your little one; ... Read Entire Article
Music Matters ... Introducing Classical Music to Kids
Maybe you're a fan of classical music, maybe not. Whatever the case, there is good reason to expose your little one to classical music. By exposing your child to music will they become a profession... Read Entire Article
Should My Toddler Be Speaking Yet?
Your two-and-a-half-year-old doesn’t have a very large vocabulary. Well, quite honestly, he only says about four words, and doesn’t say any of them very clearly. Does this sound familiar? You read all... Read Entire Article
How to Control Biting
Biting is a normal stage of toddler development. Toddlers may bite peers, adults, or inanimate objects for a variety of reasons. Many toddlers bite because they are frustrated or angry. Sometimes ... Read Entire Article
The Terrible Twos?...They Really Aren’t So Bad!
Remember that first year? You snuggled with your little one in your arms. You plopped them down and you sat and admired them. Most often, they sat there like a pumpkin. In a blink of an eye, it seems ... Read Entire Article
Understanding the Link Between Toys and Toddler Development
When it comes to toddler development, the toys you have your toddler play with are going to make the difference. When your baby has grown out of his ball and rattles then it is time to get them some m... Read Entire Article
What is Normal Toddler development?
Toddler development can be very confusing and a very difficult subject to get your head around. Almost all toddlers go through the terrible two’s. This is a time when they will keep you on your toes. ... Read Entire Article
