Bath time can be a fun way for babies and parents to spend time together, but it can also quickly turn into a parent’s worst nightmare if safety precautions are not taken. It can be easy for your baby to drown or have their skin scalded by hot water if you aren’t careful with the bath.
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7 Healthy Bedtime Snacks To Help Your Kids Fall Asleep Fast
When chosen with care, a bedtime snack can not only keep your little ones from waking early but also help them fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply.
Healthy Development: The Importance of Positive Interactions with Baby
It is vital to a baby’s development that they receive copious amounts of positive attention. Thus, the positive interaction with the baby should encourage and aid in developing a healthy relationship with their parents.
Why Now Is a Great Time to Teach Your Kids about Saving
The economic crisis that has come with the current pandemic is scary, but it’s also the perfect opportunity to teach your kids about savings. Here are some activities you and your little can do together to learn about money!
Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Kids Can Benefit in Many Ways from Playing Video Games
Video games can be great outlets for kids to pass time – and they’re actually more beneficial than you would think! Here are some awesome ways that gaming can help improve your kids’ lives.
Sleep Training for Twins
Sleep training can be hard enough with one child, let alone multiple young ones! Luckily, here is some advice and some personal examples to help you get through it.
Watch out for These 8 Hidden Home Dangers in NYC Apartments
For New York City families, looking for a new home is no easy task; it’s one of biggest decisions and financial commitments you’ll make.
How Kids Can Have Safe Playdates during Coronavirus
A kid’s ability to socialize with peers is critical in helping them alleviate anxiety. Kids who are normally in school together for six hours a day are now home without their peers—and the emotional effects of this isolation can be significant. While we are seeing that children generally experience mild symptoms if they do contract […]