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How to dress a squirming baby or toddler in pants

May 19th, 2010 | Add a Comment

  I’m talking big babies here, who are out of babygrows already (except maybe at night – aren’t babygrows just perfect for night for even little toddlers if you can find babygrows that still fit a bigger child? – if your child’s blanky comes off during the night – and you’re not the type of mother that jumps up from sleep every 20 minutes to check on your baby, then a babygrow makes sure that those little tootsies are cosy as well as baby’s lower back (no pjs have gone riding up that back exposing that delicate little spine to chills). When speaking about how to dress a squirming baby or toddler in pants, I’m not just talking big babies, but also little toddlers who aren’t yet sorted with how to dress … Read entire article »

Filed under: Parenting and Education

Getting kids to swallow tablets

May 8th, 2010 | Add a Comment

  How old were you when you managed to swallow tablets instead of taking medicine in liquid form? I can’t quite remember, but I think I was getting quite big! I used to think tablets absolutely sucked, and those big capsules were the worst! The capsules would start dissolving before I could get them down my throat and there were times I never did quite finish a whole course of antibiotics, even though I would have the last one in the container, due to spitting some of them out! Then there were the really dry, but fragile tablets that just wouldn’t go down – and the taste was awful, making me feel more sick than I already was. Getting kids to swallow tablets is sometimes easy (lucky parents!), but at other times it’s … Read entire article »

Filed under: Parenting and Education

How to help your child cope with doing a school project on his own

October 21st, 2009 | 1 Comment

  Don’t you get tired of helping your child get his written project completed in time, and not just completed in time, but making sure that the project is actually good too? School projects can be a pain, and what all parents dread, but it doesn’t have to be so stressful. You may have to help your child through his first few school projects, but there is no reason to keep on helping him if you use a plan that can be applied to all written projects, no matter what the topic is. A good plan will reduce stress for the parent and free up time for the parent, will help the child learn how to cope with doing a project with no help from his mother or father at all, and will … Read entire article »

Filed under: Parenting and Education

A mother always worries about her child

October 10th, 2009 | 2 Comments

  A mother always worries about her child Well, I do anyway. Parenting is a serious business, but worrying makes parents serious! You know how you feel when you’re sure something is wrong with your child and you’re not getting the answers you want from your doctor? People may call you a worry-wart and say that you’re over-reacting or worrying for nothing, but kids are our precious precious gifts and we want them safe and sound at all times, fit and healthy. It’s sometimes scary loving them so much. Worrying can drive a mommy mad, and it’s best to eliminate all possible causes before we can be at ease and just concentrate on parenting and enjoying time with our children. It’s awful when doctors say “all kids have this right now” etc, and you … Read entire article »

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