Social interaction is crucial for every child's development. Playdates provide the opportunity for kids to learn essential skills like sharing, communication, and cooperation, all while having fun and forming precious friendships.
Many new parents of twins and higher-order multiples are consumed with the cost of childcare. Au pairs provide quality care and flexibility at an affordable rate, all while introducing your family to new and exciting cultures. We’re chatting with two host moms from Au Pair in America to learn how their program can be a cost-effective childcare solution, especially for families with more than one child.
As parents, we want our kids to have strong, loving relationships with each other. Siblings play an important role in each other’s lives.
It’s time for your baby to start solid foods. You’re ready, your baby is ready… but there’s still that small voice in your head that’s terrified of feeding your baby anything that could be considered a choking hazard. We get it, we’ve all been there. So, what do you need to keep in mind when giving your baby solid foods and what are some of the biggest choking culprits out there? We’re breaking things down today to hopefully give you some peace of mind.
Cribs, Co-sleepers, Bassinets, and Bunkbeds. With twins, there’s a lot of equipment and transitions ahead. Should you put newborns together? Keep them in your room or put in the nursery? And when they’re older, when should you separate them? Do they need their own rooms? Our twin parents are here to talk about sleeping arrangements for twins.
In this tech-savvy age, screens surround us everywhere. From smartphones to tablets, TVs to laptops, it's hard to escape the glow of screens. But have you ever wondered how all this screen time might be affecting your toddler's development?
Parenthood is a joyous journey. However, it can also be a costly one. As new parents, it's natural to want the best for your little one, but that doesn't mean breaking the bank.
We all want our children to do what we tell them to do. But even the most obedient children fall short sometimes. So, when is it time to discipline your child? What systems seem to work best? And how do you make this transition when your child is just now learning right from wrong?
Type 2 Diabetes is on the rise in young children. So, how do you prevent this condition commonly referred to as the "silent killer"? What are the common risk factors associated with it and what are some subtle symptoms to look for in your children? We've got some great tips to help keep the whole family safe.
We're launching a new series focused on the developmental milestones for twins, such as speech. Are twins more susceptible to having speech problems? What signs should parents look for? What type of therapy is available for your twins, if needed?
