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Keeping your curious toddler safe is easier said than done. One minute they are sitting perfectly still next to you, and the next they are running around in a park filled with mosquitoes; or getting stung by a bee when they investigate a flower. Parents can try to control their kids, but at the end of the day, they can’t…Read More

It can be confusing for first-time parents to know how best to handle their toddler’s feelings when a new baby arrives. After all, now both of them will share your attention and care. It’s natural for toddlers to feel jealous or neglected in these situations, so second-time parents must ensure they’re still giving their older child lots of individual time…Read More

We live in a day and age where there are plenty of different parenting styles. Almost everyday a new one pops up for parents who have a harder time fitting into one category. However, scaffold parenting is not a new concept. It isn’t even an idea that requires you to change or replace your personal parenting style. Derived from the…Read More

Did you know, your personal parenting style is influenced by many factors? One such factor can be your birth order as this affects your overall personality as well. Kevin Leman, the author of The Birth Order Book: Why You Are the Way You Are, is the one who came up with this theory that suggests that your place in line…Read More

“What goes around, comes around.” This famous saying reflects real life, especially when it comes to parenting. Everyone is raised differently, and it won’t be wrong to guess say that many of you might have experienced bad parenting more than once in your life. Whether it was unintentional or not, you’d never want your child to come across such bad…Read More

Parents have different visions and ambitions for their kids, but what all of us can agree on is that we want our kids to be happy when they grow up. And the best way to ensure that they turn into happy and content adults is to put them on that path when they are little. Kids are able to receive…Read More

Babies burp, flip, paddle, jiggle, and whatnot. Everything they do just seems so cute but have you ever noticed your baby arching their back while they’re lying down? It may seem odd, but many babies get into this position from time to time. But why do babies arch their backs? Is it one of their ways of showing discomfort or…Read More

From the dawn of time, every little child has been taught that sharing is caring. We are told to hand over our favorite toys, snacks and even the attention of our parents without question or hesitation. Now, adults reason that since we live in a society where we all depend on each other, it’s important to teach your kids to…Read More

Picking out a baby name can be an exciting yet overwhelming time for parents. The pressure to pick a name that suits your family and feels right for your little one can be tricky, especially if you are yet to find out the gender of your baby. But irrespective of the gender, there are some gender-neutral or unisex names that…Read More

Every parent knows that it’s important to discipline kids when they do something wrong. This is how your children learn to respect boundaries and learn right from wrong. And although disciplining your child doesn’t have to be unpleasant, it often is. This is because parents lash out or turn towards inappropriate ways to get their point across. But, as you…Read More

Being the person a woman selects to have beside her as she gives birth is an honor and a huge responsibility. You need to be able to support her and keep your cool even if things go haywire. The experience of being in the delivery room with someone as they welcome new life can be extremely rewarding and overwhelming, but…Read More

As a parent, you are also your child’s first teacher. So, when it comes to preparing them for the world, it’s your job to make sure that they have all the tools that they will need. This doesn’t just mean that you just pay attention to their grades and the extracurricular skills they pick up over time. Being kind, polite…Read More