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3 to 5 Years Continuing to Learn

Many parents wonder if it is time to start teaching their children the basics of reading and writing at this age. Some children who are ready to learn these basics will know some simple words. But there is no need to push your child. It is important…

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Good Habits for 2 to 3 years Toddler

Good Dental Habits Good dental habits are important, beginning as soon as your baby has teeth to brush. Nearly 60% of children get their first cavity by age 3. Many parents think this does not matter because children lose their baby teeth anyway. Dentists do not agree. …

Introducing Solid Foods

After turning six months old, your baby will be ready to try solid foods. Your doctor can help you decide when the time is right. Do not rush this too quickly. Your baby must be able to swallow the foods or he can easily choke. One sign…

What Does Crying Mean?

Crying is your baby communicating. Researchers say babies have distinct cries that mean different things such as “I am hungry,” “My diaper is wet,” or “I am in pain.” There is even a cry that is the baby just trying to get your attention. Be patient. In…

Breastfeeding Tips

Do NOT worry if breastfeeding is not easy at first. Give it a chance. Both you and your baby have to learn how to do it. It is easiest to nurse if you can do so in a comfortable position where you are as relaxed as possible….

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

How Much Weight You Should Gain During Pregnancy? Here are the answers: If you are normal weight before pregnancy, average weight gain may be 25 to 35 pounds (about 11 to 16 kg) during pregnancy. If you are overweight before pregnancy, your doctor may advise you to…

Reducing the Risk of SIDS

Put your baby to bed on her back. Babies should always sleep on their backs. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, or SIDS, is less likely to affect babies who sleep in this position. NEVER PUT YOUR BABY TO SLEEP ON HER TUMMY. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is the…

Milestones of 2 to 3 Years Children

2 years Uses 2 and 3 word sentences, “Go bye-bye.” Words can be understood by people some of the time.  3 years Words can be understood by people most of the time. Can follow 2-step instructions such as “Get the ball and put it on the table.”…

Food and Safety (6 Months to 1 Year)

Never put solids in a bottle. Solids like cereal with milk added are dangerous. Your baby can choke. It can also lead to food allergies and lead to overweight. Introduce one food at a time about a week apart. Watch your baby for food allergies. Signs of…

The Big Event – Your Baby is Born

Now the day you’ve been waiting for…the birth of your baby. After your baby is born, she will be given her first check-up. Newborn First Check-up Your baby’s first check-up will happen moments after her birth. During your hospital stay, nurses will continue to check your baby’s…

Bathing Your Baby

Bathing your child is another one of those wonderful parent-child bonding experiences. If you talk to the baby and treat this as a fun activity, your baby will come to enjoy it as well. Unless it is a particularly hot day and your baby is sweaty, you…

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