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Try These Low-Prep Activities for Busy Parents With summer around the corner, it’s time to think about all things outdoors! Getting outdoors with your toddler is so beneficial for their development and physical health. It’s also a great way to let them get out some of the seemingly endless energy they always have. Whether you…
For many parents, car trips with a toddler can be an anxiety-inducing experience. For some toddlers, the motion of being in a car can cause them to become nauseous and start vomiting. This can make for a stressful situation for both parent and child, but there are ways to help your toddler cope with the…
Painting is a fun and creative activity that kids of all ages can enjoy! Not only is it a great way to express themselves and their imaginations, but it can also be a great opportunity to bond with family and friends. If you’re looking for some inspiration for your next painting project with the kids,…
Encouraging young kids to share is an important way to help your children develop social and emotional skills. When kids learn to share, they learn how to take turns, cooperate with others, and think about others’ feelings. This can set them up for a lifetime of success in relationships. Sharing is so important that when…
Do you feel there’s not enough space for everything you want to do and have for your baby? To be honest, after giving birth, I wished I was back in the studio apartment from my pediatric residency days. It would have been much easier to keep an eye on the baby and maintain the home!…
Parents today are doing what no other generation of parents has ever done before in human history. They are parenting with all the challenges and worries of the pandemic, from health and economic issues to dealing with bereavement to pandemic fatigue. At the same time, never before in history has there been so much stress…
The first three years of life are very significant. This time is considered the “critical period for brain development”. One of the critical skills to develop is movement. Toddlers start to explore the world around them, do some things independently, and improve their coordination. These activities encourage the development of a child’s motor, communication, and…