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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. …

Safety of 3 to 5 Years Children

It is wonderful to see the rapid progress your child has made since he first learned to walk. You will be surprised at how quickly he has changed. The overall coordination and balance he has developed is amazing. Look how he runs with long, confident strides. See…

Learning and Reading of 2 to 3 Years

Learning Your child’s abilities with language have grown a great deal. Language consists of so much more than words. Your child can put words together in somewhat complex sentences now. Your child can even tell you about his feelings and ideas in sentences. It is very important…

Pregnancy Nutrition and Diet

A baby’s health begins in the mother’s womb. The umbilical cord is like a direct feeding tube from mother to baby. This also means that the unborn baby is exposed to everything the mother eats and drinks. Diets with lots of fresh fruits, vegetables, beans, lean meats,…

1 to 2 Years Toddler Milestones

Many wonderful changes happen to your child during these months. There is a lot of metal and physical growth. While all toddlers develop at different rates, these are some key milestones you can expect: 12 to 18 months Uses 10 or more words. Follows simple directions: “Pick…

Crib Safety

Newborns sleep up to 20 hours a day, so you want to make sure the baby’s crib is clean and safe. Avoid many of the “extras” you see shown in pretty magazine photographs of baby rooms or on the shelves at stores. Safety is the most important…

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…

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