Raising a baby is no walk in the park, raising two can seem downright impossible. If you already have baby no.2 on the way, relax. With a calm mind and a little help from those around you, we are pretty sure you can manage things.
Reading is a habit that has lifelong benefits. Like many other habits, if this habit is started in childhood, it becomes second nature by the time the child grows up. Reading not only develops your child’s imagination but it also makes them more attentive and helps them express their feeling and emotions better. Getting your child to continue reading is difficult in these times when there is TV and tablets vying for their attention. With a little effort you can get your little one hooked on books. Here are a few tips:
Mommies, winter is just around the corner and it may bring with it a host of cough & cold bugs. We have brought to you a few interesting and easy tips to adapt at home that will ensure your little ones catch fewer colds and develop a stronger immunity this winter.
You may have mastered the breast or bottle-feeding stage, but you’re not a fully-fledged mum until you’ve had pureed carrot flung into your hair. Making a mess is all part and parcel of the weaning process, that time when your baby switches to solid foods.
Well, gone are the days of stress-free check-in, compact hand luggage, and relaxing flights. You can always spot a travelling parent, loaded down with kiddie gear and fairly frazzled.
Disrespectful children are a growing concern among parents today. Most of us complain about our kids not showing respect to elders but what we do not realize is that children learn from us, either by way of watching us or by acting on the values we teach them.
The idea of teaching kids to be hygienic may seem very simple but getting those little ones to learn anything is a constant battle. Following rules is something kids love to hate. Reading your mind here, aren’t we?
How to develop a better relationship with your children.
One of the most common and difficult things to do, especially in these modern times, is to find time to keep communications open with your children. Most 21st century families feel the crunch when it comes to ‘WE’ time.
