Who can resist the most tempting and the most scrumptious chocolate cake made by grandma? or the most creamiest cupcakes freshly baked by the store near your house? Needless to say but it’s true that kids can’t give up their craving for sweets. But is it really good for them? We all know that too much of [...]

The Thomas 3-in-1 Potty should be something useful for toddlers, especially the ones who in their developmental stages.
They come with low profile splash guards and easy grip handles for added child security. It has a base that is used as a step stool. It also has lift-up pots for easy emptying and cleaning and [...]

Although children ages 6-8 are more emotionally invested in their friendships, they’re not totally secure in them yet. Kids often think that relationships will end if they have a squabble with a friend or if the friend starts playing with someone else. They can become so dependent on one special friend that they have trouble [...]

Since birth, your little one has been mastering the basics of language. How he’s realizing that certain terms are especially naughty. Even if you don’t use bad words in your house, the lesson is hammered home constantly by older kids at the playground, rowdy young adults seated next to you in a restaurant, even relatively [...]

Most parents want to instill a sense of ethics, morals, and spirituality in their children. Whether we take our cues from the Bible, The Torah, The Koran, or from our own personal set of beliefs, we strive to teach our kids right from wrong, to help them develop compassion and respect for others, and to give [...]

Sometimes, it seems as if toddlers have split personalities, cheerful one moment, whiny and uncooperative the next. Fortunately for parents, a 2- or 3 year old’s surge of crankiness is generally short-lived. What’s more, a toddler’s wildly fluctuating emotions are perfectly normal for his age, and as he matures, he’ll learn the necessary skills to [...]

The shift from babbling to real words is a slow process that begins shortly after your child is born. Everytime that you respond to his cries, you encourage his expressive language. By 12 months, his grudges and fusses have evolved into different consonant sounds (like m’s, b’s, c’s and d’s), Your toddler’s babbling intonation should [...]

The internet is a big part of life for young people today. In fact, if kids could have access to only one medium, more would choose the internet than the television, or telephone. No doubt, the new technology has plenty of benefits. But the information from the Internet is wide open, leaving it up to [...]

“She kicked me!”, “He stole my toys!”, “She doesn’t want to share the swing!” Sound familiar? Though it’s not fun to share your home with a little informer, tattling is normal for kids this age. Independent enough to play by themselves, young grader-schoolers lack strong problem-solving skills as well as the confidence to work things [...]

Most 1 year-olds will have similar episodes of frustrations, since they’re at an age when their desires often outpace their abilities. Most anything, a challenging jigsaw puzzle, a lid that won’t come off eaily, or someone who doesn’t understand his grunts can send a toddler into a tearful, body-thrashing tantrum.
You may find dealing with your [...]