Baby Teething Pain
Discomfort from teething, which may begin as early as 3 months, can wake a baby.
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How to get a newborn to sleep
Getting your newborn to sleep longer stretches at night is not a perfect process. There is an ebb and flow. It’s all about trying new things
5 things to think about before moving your baby into an older sibling’s bedroom
Can babies share a bedroom with an older sibling without anyone losing sleep? Here are five tips to help get you through the transition.
Halloween Safety Tips
Halloween—it’s a holiday that can be cute or creepy. Whether you opt in or out, there are lots of not-so-creepy ways to have fun this...
What's Wrong with Pacifiers?
By Dr. Laura Markham, AhaParenting.com #PacifersYesorNo #Infants #newborns #BabyPacifiers #MondayMorningMomsChildCare "Should a natural...
10 Reasons Your Toddler's Tantrum Is Actually a Good Thing
Believe it or not, temper tantrums are an important part of your toddler's emotional health and well-being.
What Kids Learn from Your Marriage
Those little eyes and ears are picking up everything. Do you like what you and your husband are teaching?
The 8 Most Important Toddler Milestones and How to Reach Them
If you are a parent of a toddler, you’ve probably wondered what milestones your child should be achieving at this age.
Routines that Toddlers Can Understand
Young children function best with structured schedules. Toddlers and preschoolers, especially, feel small in the world.
Colic? How to Calm Your Crying Baby
All babies cry. Most babies cry a lot. Some babies are more easily comforted, others can routinely work themselves into a frenzy. Of course
Social Intelligence for Toddlers
Any parent of a toddler knows it isn't easy to teach them social skills. That's because even though toddlers want to have happy, friendly, i
8 loving ways to show your kid you're the boss
Demanding. Bossy. Defiant. Sound familiar? Here's how to take back the lead with a kid who thinks they're running the show.
How to get kids to stay in their own beds—all night long
Say goodbye (and goodnight) to repeat nighttime visitors with these easy methods. #SleepDeprivedParents #KeepingKidsInTheirOwnBedsAllNigh...
An age-by-age guide to reading to your kids
There's more to story time than just reading the words on the page. Help your kids learn new vocabulary and develop empathy and self-control
Baby development: How games and songs boost her brain
Games, rhymes and songs are about more than just passing the time—they're key to your baby's development.
Why attachment is the only thing that really matters in baby’s first year
Early experiences with primary caregivers help infants understand the world around them as well as what to expect throughout life.
How to deal with separation anxiety in babies
Baby's Separation Anxiety - Here’s what you need to know about this emotional milestone and how to handle your baby’s separation anxiety.
How to Teach Good Manners
Raising a polite kid in a rude world isn't as hard as it seems.
More Bad News About Flame Retardants: They May Make Your Kid a Bully
A new study says the fire-resistant products in your home may be the cause of aggressive behavior in your children.
Bye-Bye Binky: Ending the Pacifier Habit
It's your child's first love, and the breakup can be tough. Survive the pacifier weaning stage with these tried-and-true tactics.
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