Toys – What to Buy your Child
Toys, toys, everywhere toys! You hear advice from all directions: “Don’t give your child too many toys—he’ll be spoiled.” Or “Give your child lots of toys—they help to develop his brain!”
Read MoreHow to Have Successful Playdates
Developing friendship skills takes time and experience. The only way young children will learn social skills is by practice, so even though there are plenty of bumps along the way it’s worth scheduling playdates with other children. Here’s how to make it work.
Read MoreYour Roadmap to Inspire Peaceful Newborn Sleep
When you have a newborn, sleep is impossible, right? Wrong! The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Newborns teaches the 15 keys to Amazing Newborn Sleep. Here’s the road map to sleep, plus an interview with the author courtesy of KellyMom.com.
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Helping Kids Adjust to Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time is coming up this weekend and you are not the only one to struggle with the sleep change that accompanies it. About 70% of people find that their sleep schedule is off for a while after the adjustment. This will throw another challenge into the mix if you have children who already have sleep issues.
The re-setting of our clocks disrupts our physical rhythm, and a sleep deficit of even one hour can have a dramatic affect on sleep and wakefulness. Here are some tips to help your little ones adjust to the new time.
Read MoreAAP Updates Policy : Acknowledges that Bed-sharing Does Happen
Parents of babies are exhausted, and so most of them WILL fall asleep with their babies at times. When we simply tell parents “don’t do it” we don’t stop it from happening. We do stop parents from being honest with their health care providers, and we prevent them from getting the facts that they need to create a safe sleeping situation. It’s better to acknowledge that bed-sharing does happen and to provide parents with the safety information they need.
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