Toddlerhood!Month 20
Toddlerhood!Month 20
Feel like you -- and your toddler -- spend all your time saying no? You say no when you mean it, but he's likely saying it to mean no, yes, and everything else. Maybe it's time to be more selective about when, and when not, to use the word no. Try using other words, (like stop or wait), redirecting his attention, and more. If you use no less often, he'll do the same. And when you do say it, your message is all the more effective. How to get your point across without saying no a hundred times a day… more...
Eager to begin potty training? No one said it would be easy. But if you know the keys to successful toilet training (patience, praise, encouragement, esteem-building, and having fun with the learning process), you'll be prepared to make it a wonderful and rewarding experience for you and your child. Study up on what it takes to successfully potty train your little one…
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Developing Baby's Fine Motor Skills
Fine motor skills are those movements involving fingers, hands and wrists, and helping babies learn to hone those skills can be both simple and lots of fun for baby and parent. Here are some ideas for helping your baby develope these very important development skills.
Pregnancy Weight Gain Recommendations
Pregnant women often feel liberated by the idea that this is the one time in life when they can eat, really eat, for a purpose. However, almost half of all expectant mothers gain more than the recommended amount of weight. How much is too much? And does it really matter what you eat as long as you gain the right amount of weight for the pregnancy?
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