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Knock Knees in Children – What Every Parent Should Know

A child with knock knees isn't uncommon as many small children will experience knocked knees between the ages of 3 and 7. As a parent, you may worry a little about whether or not your child's legs will look normal as they get older. As most kids with knocked knees get older their legs will … [Read more...]

Must-Have Essentials for a New Mom

As first-time moms, we spend a lot of time getting ready for our newborns. We get so excited that we often become impulsive buyers. We wouldn’t want to miss anything if we purchase everything we think we need. However, as we start our own family, we should also be wise in handling our … [Read more...]

How Breastfeeding Can Benefit Your Baby’s Immune System

From the moment your baby is born, you want to connect with him or her. One way a parent does this is to breastfeed. Breastfeeding provides important skin-to-skin contact that helps a parent and baby bond, as well as provides health benefits for parent and baby alike. Some parents breastfeed only … [Read more...]

1 Month Baby Milestones: What a Child Should be Able to Do | Crawoo.com

Crawoo.com tells how to help your newly born baby develop and live happily. In order not to worry unnecessarily, click here to learn about the main 1 month baby milestones while your kid’s growth. During the first months of a child's life, many new sensations await parents, which simultaneously … [Read more...]

Tips For Supporting Your Kid at College

If your child has gone off to college, you're probably still trying to adjust to not having them around. You're probably also trying to figure out your role in their life now when they are no longer living under your roof but still need your support, even if they're not always willing to admit it. … [Read more...]

5 ways to stimulate your baby’s senses

It is impressive how your baby can have a completely different perception than an adult, the way their five senses act is unique, their way of seeing, hearing and tasting are a reaction to the information that their environment captures, allowing them to eat, sleep and bond. Even so, when we … [Read more...]

HELPING YOUR CHILD DEVELOP THEIR FINE MOTOR SKILLS

Fine motor skills involve the use of small muscles in the hands, fingers, wrists, feet and toes to make movements, such as holding and controlling a pencil or trying shoelaces. Children’s fine motor skills start to develop from a young age and you can help them at home by giving them the opportunity … [Read more...]

EXPLORING STEM SUBJECTS WITH YOUR CHILD

Introducing your child to STEM subjects (that’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) will help them develop many important skills while possibly instilling in them a passion for the subject. You can incorporate STEM learning into many everyday activities at home and in the great outdoors, … [Read more...]

5 OUTDOOR LEARNING ACTIVITIES TO EXPLORE WITH YOUR CHILD

The great outdoors provides children with so many different learning opportunities, usually for free! It can also allow them to develop important skills to complement their classroom-based learning. Getting outside and exploring will teach your child about STEM subjects (Science, Technology, … [Read more...]

Why Is Sensory Play Important for Autism?

Sensory play is a beneficial activity for all children. It can be especially important to the little kids on the autism spectrum. They often struggle with everyday experiences and activities, including using their motor skills, focus, or ability to understand social cues. Autistic children … [Read more...]