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Sensory Play Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
While social media may make you think your child’s summer needs to be full of activities, curated sensory bins, daily trips to the playground, and dreamy family vacations, the truth is that perhaps the best summer memories are the classic, simple moments that (great news!) take little-to-no-effort from you.
Does This All-Natural, DEET-Free Bug Cream Actually Work?
When it comes to protecting our little ones from mosquitos, ticks, and other harmful bugs, it seems like parents have a “no-win” choice. We’re either using bug repellent with harmful chemicals like DEET (which by the way, the American Academy of Pediatrics says to use sparingly until 2 years old) or letting our little ones be vulnerable to bites, itching, discomfort, and insect-related illnesses.
Combo Feeding: Stress-Free Ways to Introduce Formula
3 months feels like the blink of an eye and a lifetime all at once! Great job so far — we know feeding baby is not always easy and that feeding routines can change over time. Formula may already be a part of your feeding plan, or you may be thinking about introducing it. We’re sharing some tips for introducing formula or transitioning to formula.
3 Feeding Tips Newborn Parents Wish They Knew
Your tiny human is here! And while you may have been warned about the lack of sleep, you may not have realized all of the pressures or difficulties surrounding feeding. If so, you are not alone.
3 Science-Backed Reasons to Swaddle a Newborn
“Okay, but what do I ACTUALLY need?” It’s the question every new parent asks themselves when putting together a registry or buying baby gear. And when it comes to surviving the newborn stage, swaddles are a definite MUST.
Seamless Swaddle Transitions
We know, it’s tough to think about your sweet little baby growing up. And it’s even tougher to think about potential sleep challenges that the transition might bring. But making this transition is important for keeping your baby safe.
Supporting Development Through Play
Did you know that about 90% of your child's brain growth occurs by age 5? Pretty crazy… but also a good reminder why offering your child engaging, age-appropriate toys is so essential.
Tinyhood Review: The Baby Brezza Bottle Washer Pro
If it seems like every piece of baby gear is getting a high-tech makeover, well, it kind of is. From robotic bassinets to digital snot suckers, there are lots of “upgraded” products that promise to make your life easier. But what we’ve found is that some of these high-tech gadgets might be more trouble than they are worth (looking at you, wipe warmer…).
The Benefits of Probiotics for Parents
While the word “poop” may make your child giggle, gut health is no laughing matter. Healthy poop habits reflect overall health and are essential for keeping everything running smoothly — literally. And we know as parents, sometimes taking care of your own health falls to the bottom of the list..
Diaper Bag Summer Essentials
It is officially the start of summer, and successful adventures always start with a well-packed diaper bag. But what does a well-packed diaper bag even include (besides diapers and wipes)? .
Birth Announcement 101
We get it: Getting your sh*t together to send a birth announcement might be the last thing on your mind. But we teamed up with the stationary experts at Minted to give you some foolproof tips that will make them a little less overwhelming. Because believe us, you'll want to have a special keepsake of that adorable, tiny human you created (and so will your friends and family!).
Inspiring Learning Through Art Decor
One of the simplest ways you can transform your baby's nursery into a toddler's bedroom is through artwork. Artwork, and especially pieces that speak to their interests, is also a great way to introduce and engage your child around colors, shapes, letters, and numbers.
The Benefits of Balance Bikes
For those of us who learned to ride a bike, it probably involved an adult running beside us as we took our first, wobbly ride down the sidewalk. But learning to ride a bike today looks a liiiiittle bit different than when we were kids.
4 Pro-Tips for Pumping Breast Milk
If you are planning on breastfeeding, you have likely bought all kinds of things to help you manage those first few weeks at home. But for many parents, pumping quickly becomes part of the breastfeeding journey. So how much thought have you given to pumping and all the gear that goes with that?
The TRUTH about Food Dyes and Toddlers
Every parent wants to serve their toddler healthy food. But figuring out what’s healthy and what’s not can be tricky, especially when the rules feel like they are always changing! One ingredient that’s been getting a lot of press lately is a food dye called Red Dye 40, with some articles stating that it may lead to behavior problems in some toddlers. But is that really true?
Building the Perfect Toddler Lunch
How many times have you sat down to relax after your child goes to bed and realized you still had to pack their lunch? We’re here to make packing lunches for preschool or daycare a little less painful with some tips from our expert and pediatric dietitian Vanessa Thornton. She shares the easy-to-follow formula she uses when packing for her kids, as well as some healthy, no-cook options to add to your lunch rotation.
Expert Q&A: When should I be worried about speech/language development
In this Ask an Expert, we ask Sydney Bassard, Speech & Language Pathologist, and the instructor for our speech classes, when a parent should be concerned about their child’s speech and language development. Question: When should I be worried about speech/language development? Sydney’s Answer: The biggest question I get asked is, “When should I be worried about my child’s speech and language development?” First, if you have any concerns about your children’s milestone dev
Expert Q&A: What Should Parents Know About the Crib to Bed Transition
Whether your little one has decided to climb out of the crib every chance they get, or you just feel it’s time for them to graduate to a big-kid bed, the transition from crib to bed can feel overwhelming. When is the right time? How do you prepare them? How do you make sure their space is safe? We asked our sleep expert, Natalie Willes, Pediatric Sleep Consultant, what parents need to know about this change. See her answers below. Q: What’s the “right time” to make the crib to bed transition? How do you know when your toddler is ready to move from crib to bed?
The Ultimate Pumping Checklist
Whether you’re planning to return to work or just want to pump extra breast milk so that other caregivers can feed the baby, knowing what you need is key to successful pumping. We asked Dana Czuczka, MPH, IBCLC, the expert that leads our breastfeeding classes, for her top tips for new and expecting parents when it comes to pumping. From what to consider when selecting a pump to knowing what essential items you’ll need, this ultimate pumping checklist will help set you up for pumping success. The Ulti
Paced Bottle Feeding: What Parents Need to Know
Whether you’re feeding your baby formula or breast milk, learning how to pace bottle feedings can make a significant difference in your baby's feeding journey.Paced bottle feeding is a method that allows the infant to be more in control of the feeding pace so they don’t get stressed by the rate of milk flow, and can easily recognize the signs of when they are full. This bottle feeding method helps you respond to baby’s cues and ensure the feeding experience is comfortable and successful fo
Ask an Expert: Help! My Toddler Only Eats with Their Hands
In this Ask an Expert, we ask Vanessa Thornton, RD, CSP, a registered dietitian and Board-Certified Specialist in Pediatrics—and the instructor that leads our Nutrition classes— what parents should (or shouldn’t!) do when their toddler won’t use utensils. Question: Help! My toddler only eats with their hands vs. using a utensil. What should I do? Vanessa’s Answer: Don’t panic! Learning to use utensils is a skill tha
What to do When Your Toddler Won’t Stop Using “Bad” Words
So, you've found yourself in a bit of a sticky situation with your toddler dropping some not-so-pleasant words. Don't worry, you're definitely not alone! It's pretty common for little ones to pick up words that we'd rather they didn't. Toddlers are naturally curious and often mimic what they hear around them, even if they don't fully understand the meaning of the words they're saying. As a parent it's important to approach this phase with patience and under
Ask an Expert: Is Canadian Wildfire Smoke Dangerous for Kids?
This year’s record-breaking wildfires in Canada not only continue to cause air quality issues throughout Canada and the United States, but with no end in sight, the ongoing smoke conditions leave parents asking exactly what the effects could be on their children.Understanding when & how to protect yourself and your children from wildfire smoke air pollution can be challenging, especially when it comes to safeguarding the health of our children. So, we asked our health and safety expert, Dr. Chase Parsons, a pediatric hospitalist, what parents need to know about the wildfire smoke this summer, how to protect little ones from the harmful effects of smokey air, and just
How to Prepare Your Toddler for an Upcoming Trip
Getting your toddler ready for a trip can be an adventure in itself! Whether you're going on a quick getaway or a big journey, a little preparation goes a long way. So we asked our behavior expert, Claire Lerner, MSW, LCSW, what parents should keep in mind when heading out of town with their toddler. Plus, she shares some pro tips that will keep toddler turbulence at bay. Depending on the age of your toddler Claire suggests:
Lesser Known Postpartum Mental Health Conditions to Learn About
Your mental health matters — get started with these 5 FREE classes. You may have heard of postpartum depression or PPD, but did you know that while it is one of the most common perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), it’s only one of many mental health complications that can arise during the perinatal period?
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