As you anticipate that first month with baby, new mom worries may seem overwhelming. But there are several tips and tricks to know that will help you survive. First Month With Baby Tips & Tricks A dear friend of mine is a recent new mom. As I watch her go through the experience, I remember […]
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Simple Childhood Development Activities For Years 1-5
As young children grow, it’s helpful for parents to understand childhood development activities. Specifically, what activities are most helpful at what age? Knowing this information is helpful to aid your child’s growth and development through the toddler and preschool years. But don’t worry, it isn’t hard! Today we have some simple childhood development activities that […]
How To Tell Your Kids About Santa Without Looking Like A Liar
As kids get older, it gets harder to keep the Santa secret. But how to tell your kids about Santa without looking like a liar? That’s a tough one, and a lot of parents are afraid of approaching the subject for fear of their kid’s reaction. Today we have some good advice for talking to […]
Parenting Tips To Help Prepare Your Toddler For A New Baby
As ready as you may be to have that new baby, your toddler is in for an awakening! A toddler has no idea how that little bundle is about to change her world. If you’re nervous about how to prepare your toddler for a new baby, we have the parenting tips to help you make […]
Toddler Games Designed To Improve Coordination
As parents, we want our kids to grow and develop as normally as possible. And there are fun ways to help them do just that! Take coordination, for example. Helping improve your toddler’s coordination is easy and fun when you know the right kinds of toddler games to play with them. Check out this list […]
10 Traits Of Great Parents {And How You Can Have All 10}
The best parents tend to have a certain set of helpful character traits. What are the 10 traits of great parents? Is it possible to have all of them? You bet it is! You may not have all 10 traits the minute you become a parent, but that doesn’t mean you can’t work on them. […]