Letting Your Kids In the Zoo With June being National Zoo Month, it’s only fitting we gave you our very best tips prior to you planning your trip. Before you let your kids in the zoo you’ll want to have a strategy. With the wide open spaces a zoo affords and determined toddlers who willContinue reading “Letting Your Kids in the Zoo? 5 Essential Things To Know”
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5 Essential Gifts for Second Time Moms
Essential Gifts for Second Time Moms Are gifts for second time moms really necessary? Yes! As a second time mom, you might think you have everything. But there are a few things you’ll need to help with managing multiple children. As a solo parent with two kids aged 3 and under, I need to getContinue reading “5 Essential Gifts for Second Time Moms”
5 Fun Newborn Baby Games for Girls and Boys
Baby Games for Girls and Boys Newborns are so small and delicate. If you’re a first time parent, you might be afraid that they’ll break. Luckily, there are newborn baby games for girls and boys that support safe play. These developmental games will help close the gap on what you could be doing with yourContinue reading “5 Fun Newborn Baby Games for Girls and Boys”
12 Free Activities for a 9 Month Old Baby
Activities for a 9 Month Old Baby It’s hard finding ways to entertain your 9 month old that work. Let alone finding free activities for a 9 month old baby. But folks, we’ve done it! Babies develop at different rates and many parents (including me!) have no idea what they should be doing with theirContinue reading “12 Free Activities for a 9 Month Old Baby”
20 Toys for Strong Kids
Toys for Strong Kids Seeking toys for active toddlers? Have a toddler who loves to love to jump on, smash and throw their toys? While there seems to be many options available, some of newer versions of toys we grew up with seem to be made of cheaper materials and don’t last as long. WhatContinue reading “20 Toys for Strong Kids”
5 Musical Games for 4 -8 Month Olds
Musical Games for 4 -8 Month Olds Can you believe there are musical activities for babies that will help with their development? It’s true! Music can help teach your baby! There are many ✨amazing✨ things your baby is doing at this age: picking up items using finger and thumb (pincher grasp); imitating actions such asContinue reading “5 Musical Games for 4 -8 Month Olds”
5 Tips for Raising a Child Alone: Weekend Edition
Raising a Child Alone As a solo parent, I’ve somehow managed to survive every weekend alone with a baby for the last 4 years. 🙏🏾. From time to time some of my mom friends will ask me for survival advice when their partner is going out of town, leaving them alone with their baby and/orContinue reading “5 Tips for Raising a Child Alone: Weekend Edition”
Top 7 Tips to Help a Baby Teething Late at Night
Tips for Baby Teething Late at Night Need ideas to soothe your baby teething late in the night? We hear you. Our friends at the American Academy of Pediatrics shared that most babies develop teeth between 6 – 12 months. Whether this is the first tooth or the fourth tooth, teething is a difficult timeContinue reading “Top 7 Tips to Help a Baby Teething Late at Night”
5 Ways to Enjoy Museums for Babies and Toddlers
A Trip to the Children’s Museum! Let’s celebrate YOU! –the✨AMAZING✨parent who has decided to take your baby and toddler on a trip to the children’s museum! According to Psychology Today, kids don’t get enough opportunities for hands-on, unsupervised free play, so a children’s museum is a necessity. The Children’s Museum of Phoenix cites 5 benefitsContinue reading “5 Ways to Enjoy Museums for Babies and Toddlers”
7 Effective Tips to Try When Potty Training Stubborn Boys
Potty Training your Son: Where to Begin Parents all seem to agree. Potty training your son can be a frustrating process. Do you train your child to sit down or stand up? Can you explain it in a way your baby understands? Potty training girls is said by many to be a much easier process.Continue reading “7 Effective Tips to Try When Potty Training Stubborn Boys”