BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 30, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Toddlers are not the best when it comes to listening. Listening is a skill that all toddlers need to learn. For instance, you may be yelling ten times to pick up the toys. It might even come to punishment, but your toddler has no intention to pick up the toys.

So how to go about making your toddler listen to you. There are certain things you should keep them in your mind that you need to take note.

1.Get eye-to-eye contact

A parent should get on the knees and meet…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 30, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Weird things toddlers do — At first sight, toddlers are adorable! Hugs from toddlers are too cute. However, there will be times when you want to pull out your hair!

Toddlers can be unexpected. One minute they are happy and jolly, and the next, they are crying and wailing on the floor. Other times, they will not listen to you and interrupt when you are in a conversation with someone. Let me assure you, parents, these are the weird things toddlers do and this is very normal.

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BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED OCTOBER 27, 2020 · UPDATED OCTOBER 23, 2020

Make Picky Eaters to Eat More Food: Does your preschooler dislike eating something besides chicken and wings? Do your kids create problems while eating?

Or on the other hand, would your little child preferably play over eat anything by any means?

In case kids’ nourishment is an irritating subject in your family, you are not the only one. Some parents and guardians stress over what their kids eat and do not eat. They always try to give their kids healthy food. But their kids do not like…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 23, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Topics

• activities that you can engage with your kids
• Things to remember while playing with kids
• 6 effective things to do when you don’t like or know how to play with your kids
• Conclusion

Activities that you can engage with your kids

There are many activities that you can do which can also be considered as play to stop or you can make the activities become play.

some of the activities are listed below to get your creativity cracking so you can build up on this.

1. Go to playgrounds or a park or a beach and…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 23, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Play with your kids when you don’t know how: If you Google such expressions as “playing with kids,” you will discover many specialists telling you how beneficial parent-kid play is for both sides.

They describe it as a way for you to a healthy relationship with your kid. It as an approach to have a great time and get solid exercise with your kid.

Playing games with your kids can help them to learn many things. In some cases, we see that many parents do not prefer…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 25, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Babies tend to learn social skills naturally. However, you can encourage these skills with the following activities.

Read, Play and Sing.

It may sound simple and you may not feel that there are many outcomes from these activities. However, these simple fun activities go a long way in developing strong social skills. Reading, Singing, and playing not only helps develop social skills, but it builds a very special and strong bond between the baby and the parent.

The happy atmosphere of singing and playing makes the baby feel happy and promotes…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 25, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2020

Social skills in your baby — Do you want your baby to grow up to a happy, confident young a man or lady? Do you worry about your baby not being socially active? What can you, as a parent, do to develop healthy social skills in your baby?

You have come to the right place to know ins and outs of giving the best to the baby to develop strong social skills.

Socializing skills are very important. They should be practiced from an early age. There are…

BY THABITHA DAVID · PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2, 2020 · UPDATED NOVEMBER 21, 2020

Reduce the amount Feedings:

Gradually decrease the amount feedings. Don’t let go off the main feedings like the one before sleeping and waking up. These are the called the comfort feedings. They make the baby feel good and you don’t want to disturb these moments during the transition.

This step should go slowly. Cut down one feeding a day. If your baby insists on that particular feed then distract the baby. You could play games or out on a nursery rhyme.

Let go Completely

If you are completely done with breastfeeding, decided to stop…