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Five Ways to Stop Thumb Sucking

Thumb sucking may seem harmless, but it is a bad habit that must be stopped early on in the child’s development. If a child continues sucking their thumb as they become a toddler and beyond, there are real consequences that can result. Not only can teeth malocclusion occur, which is when the rows of … [Read more...]

Pandemic Activities to Keep Boredom at Bay for Your Kids

The pandemic has been challenging in countless ways for everyone, but those with kids at home face a different kind of uphill battle. The balance between work and home life was always tough to juggle, and working remotely while schools close, then open, then close again has been exhausting. Who … [Read more...]

How Protein Contributes to Your Child’s Nourishment?

Nutrition among children is a significant concern as they are picky eaters. Most parents look for the best protein for kids, as they generally do not finish their meals and overall nutrition remains compromised. As per recent studies conducted, the majority of children were found to be … [Read more...]

5 Essential Elements For a Child’s Bedroom

A child’s bedroom is one of the most interesting spaces in our house. Unlike other spaces of the house, it has to be kept playful such that the child can enjoy being there, notes Limestone Country Management. However, to make sure that the child has a comfortable sleep, there must be a soft and cozy … [Read more...]

Money Management Tips – Teaching Your Children Fiscal Responsibility

Children are certainly not adults, and shouldn’t be expected to act like them. While saving money might feel very much like adulting, it is one of the many ways we can guide our children to learn healthy life management values, early on. You wouldn’t give a child thousands of dollars and say, “Here, … [Read more...]

4 Ways to Help Your Child Acclimate to Your New Home

Moving day is coming soon and you’re swamped with things to do. You’re selling a house, you’re packing mountains of boxes, and in the middle of it all, your child is having a meltdown. Moving isn’t easy for your kid, and some stress and upset is going to be a normal part of the process. … [Read more...]

Safety Tips for the Children with Epilepsy

Know everything about what to do when your child has epilepsy and reduce the risks of any kind of accidental occurrence. Children with epilepsy will need special care. When your child with epilepsy participates in the typical childhood activities, you need to make sure they can do so … [Read more...]

How Much Does Having Kids Cost? Plus Savings Tips & Tricks

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), a 2017 report has estimated that the average cost of raising a child from newborn through to the age of 17 is $233,610. But, it doesn’t end there. For a start, when we consider the rate of inflation, moving forwards, that figure looks more like … [Read more...]

Choosing the best bed for your child

The moment when a child becomes big enough for changing a cot bed to a more suitable, bigger model is inevitable. For sure, there is an option to choose a classic, durable, reliable, and quality bed that will serve for years. But is this what you dreamt of when you were a child? Definitely not! … [Read more...]

Tips for Moms Who Are Supplementing Breastfeeding

Modern mothers often have to deal with situations of a lack of milk formula in the glands. Here it becomes necessary to feed the child so that his/her growth and development don’t slow down. Supplementing babies can be done using special milk formulas. The baby's digestive system is tuned to breast … [Read more...]