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Bedwetting – When to Worry by Jared Winston All the parenting handbooks tell you that most children start to stay dry through the night at about age three. Ask any pediatrician and he’ll tell you that about that time, he suddenly starts hearing questions from worried parents about their children still wetting the bed at … Read more
How To Potty Train In Two Days by Carrie Lauth Ah, potty training! Go to a local bookseller and you will find dozens of books on the subject. Search the Net and there are thousands of websites with information on how to do it stress free. There are even people who are capitalizing on a … Read more
Creative Potty Training by Valerie Garner When I was potty training my two young boys, I discovered this method of potty training that made it an enjoyable, yet very effective way to potty train toddlers. First, make sure your child is ready for potty training, shows interest, wants “big kids pants” etc. If they show … Read more
Potty Training Your Baby From Age 3 Weeks by Katy Luck A new mom will quickly learn when baby is telling her that he is tired or hungry. Baby will also tell you when he is about to soil his diaper – or ‘eliminate’ in the jargon. The signs are usually a grunting and moving … Read more
The Beauty and Benefits of Breastfeeding – by Rachel Thompson In recent years, there has been a lot of debate surrounding the issue of breastfeeding. While the decision to breastfeed is a personal one, there are countless benefits for both mother and child that ought to be explored. One of the most significant reasons to breastfeed … Read more
9 Quick Breastfeeding Tips by Susan Tanner New mothers may find breastfeeding confusing at first. You may not know exactly what to do or how to do it. Hopefully these breastfeeding tips will help to get you started. * Start Early – It is good to begin breastfeeding within an hour after birth if possible, … Read more
How To Hire A Nanny by Mary Williams Hiring a nanny is one of the best solutions. People may consider daycare instead of nanny. So which choice is better than another? Why would you choose to hire a nanny instead of using a daycare? Here are some questions you should ask yourself as well as … Read more
How To Prevent Your Child From Having Problems At Daycare Or School by Susan Wong Let’s face it: As a parent or guardian, your child means everything to you. When putting your child through daycare or school, it is important to make sure that nothing goes wrong to harm your child – either physically or … Read more
Top Questions You Need to Ask Your Child’s Daycare about Emergency Preparedness by Carlo Morelli A quality daycare provider will be prepared properly for fires, medical emergencies, sickness, storms and disasters. They will be glad to answer questions you may have about emergency preparedness. Below are some of the important questions you would ask a … Read more
Childcare Provider Safety Means More Than Childproofing by Melissa Newby You have plugs in all your outlets, locks on all your cabinets, and have crawled the floor looking for any dangerous items within reach of a toddler. Your home may be safe for children, but there are other steps you should consider to plan for … Read more
