Articles on Babies - Articles - Toddler

Baby Nursery Decorating on a Budget

no@spam.com (Jeanita Pearson) — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 06:52:05 EST

An Inexpensive Way to Turn Your Child�s Room into a Mysterious Jungle � And Maybe Teach Them Something Too!

no@spam.com (Jennifer Sense) — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 13:43:29 EDT

When designing a child’s room, you want to create an atmosphere that inspires and stimulates them mentally. The room should be interesting to the child, and should reinforce both rational thinking, and creativity. One way to achieve this goal is with a fun science based theme, which will present a topic in the natural world in an exciting manner.

Who Is Interested In Dealing With Preschool Sleep Problems?

no@spam.com (Debbie Dee) — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:03:29 EDT

Preschool sleep problems are common among kids. Some of the more common sleep problems include difficulty getting to sleep, irregular sleep patterns and frequent middle-of-the-night wakings. There’s no clear-cut right or wrong way of putting kids to bed. If you and your children are happy with the current sleep routine, stick with it. BUT, if it creates preschool sleep problems, you might want to rethink your current bedtime routine.

Bring up the introvert child

no@spam.com (Paul Banas) — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

Introverted kids are perceived as hesitant or shy. If your baby is an introvert, this does not mean that your child is unsociable or abnormal. Almost all introverts, like extroverts, grow up to be successful adults�even geniuses.

Baby Feeding

no@spam.com (Debbie Dee) — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

All parents start off with good intentions, but some think they know everything, and don’t want to listen to the advice of their doctors. I know this first hand. My sister had her baby about the same time that my little girl was born, and we had vastly different ways of feeding the babies. I couldn’t breast feed, so my daughter was on formula. My sister choose not to do so, so her baby was also on formula. Our methods of baby feeding were vastly different from each other even though we had the same pediatrician.

I guess I took the pediatrician’s advice about baby feeding much more seriously than my sister did. I was told that bottle should not go in the microwave because they heat unevenly. When that happens, there can be parts of the bottle that can be too hot and the babies mouth might be burned when feeding. I listened to this advice and she did not. I guess everything turned out okay, but I wasn’t about to take the chance. She informed me that she didn’t have the time to heat them otherwise. I thought she should make time, but I guess it was none of my business.

Those toe-walking Angels

no@spam.com (Paul Banas) — Thu, 12 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

Toddlers find it amusing to walk on their toes and may walk quite a distance if not reprimanded by adults. In some cases, the toddler may outgrow this habit. A firm high cut shoe that does not bend in the middle can help the toddler overcome this habit. In case the efforts may not yield the desired changes, visit a doctor or take medical guidance at the earliest.

Don�t give up on your picky eaters

no@spam.com (Paul Banas) — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

Toddlers wouldn’t earn their reputations without being the picky eaters that they are. However, this should be understood as a developmental phase out of which only time and parental help can help pass out of.

Breath-Holding in Toddlers

no@spam.com (Paul Banas) — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

Although it is very common, watching toddlers holding their breath can be a frightful thing for a parent to experience. Some call it the ‘nuclear option’ in a child’s weaponry. About 20 percent of toddlers use this technique to express their discontent or to get what they want – and considering the effect, they often do.

What Is Baby Yeast Infection?

no@spam.com (Debbie Dee) — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 00:00:00 EDT

Yeast infection occurs not only in adults but in babies as well. Baby yeast infection can be passed down from the mother, or it can be something that the child acquires from the food and drink he or she takes in.

Falling Shapes Game for Young Children

no@spam.com (Kim Proulx) — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 00:00:00 EST

A how-to article about a fun game you can play with your kids using only paper, pencils and crayons. It’s a craft and game all in one. It’s fun for the whole family.