Bottle to Sippy Cup Transition Transitioning your baby from a bottle to a sippy cup is not always a piece of cake. By the ages between 6 and 9 months, you can probably start transitioning your child to start drinking from a sippy cup. Once your child is 12 months,
Potty Training Like most good things, potty training takes time. We, as parents, sometimes would like to rush this process for a variety of reasons, and of course the biggest reason will be to save some money by not having to buy pull-ups or diapers. But is your child really
The best way to say good bye It’s hard on every working parent to say goodbye to their kids. Between tears, crying, and clinging, daycare drop-off can be really rough and a stressful duty on both baby and parents! The first thing that parents need to be aware is to
Why is preschool so important for the development of your child? For a long time, day cares, child cares or any preschool were considered as babysitting places for young children. We understand the need of having someone watch young children at the time that both parents need to work in
Toe Walking Toe walking. It’s one of the most difficult and common child development issues I run across in my pediatric therapy practice. I have to admit, every time a preschool teacher comes to me and says, “I think you need to take a look at this student, he is really up there
Awakening the Senses Give a baby a chunk of ripe banana. She licks and bites off some to chew with her few little teeth experiencing the taste and texture with her mouth. She squashes that banana chunk slowly through her fingers, feeling the texture with her fingers. A preschooler finds
Easy Rainy Day Activities To Do Instead of Watching TV While I love a good rainy day, sometimes the storm is just a bit too much to even consider going out to splash in the puddles. I’ll admit that we watch our share of television when we’re stuck inside. It’s
