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Which toys are safe for my child?
While the safety requirements for toy manufacturers are more strict now than in the past, it’s still important to consider whether the toy you’re buying is safe for your child.
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Developing fine motor skills
There
are many things you can do to help your baby’s motor skills develop from a very
early stage. All babies are born with a grasping reflex that causes them to grip onto
anything placed in the pa . . .
Introducing writing
By
the time your child starts school, a love of reading and an
interest in the written word will stand him in excellent stead for embarking on
the next stage in his learning journey. You can help a . . .
Baby milestones: grasping
Newborn babies are born with a
grasp reflex, which means that if you place a finger in her hand she’ll grasp
it tightly. As sweet as this is, it is just a reflex and she won’t be able to
grasp an o . . .
Car journeys with toddlers
Going on a long car journey can
be a taxing experience for anyone, but especially so if you have a cranky
toddler on board. The problem lies with the fact that toddlers will only just
have de . . .
Car journeys with toddlers
Long car journeys can be hell on wheels with a cranky toddler on board. Your child will likely just have gained a sense of independence, may have started to walk, may be starting to talk and can certa . . .
Toddlers and play
Although toddlers will play with almost anything, there are certain toys and games that can encourage imagination, learning and creativity. Here are some hints on what will entertain your toddler.
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Second birthday parties
Just like the first birthday
party, clever themes, elaborate decorations or children’s entertainment will be
lost on your two year old. Although your child has come along way since that
first birth . . .
Toddler development: fifteen months
Your 15 month old is now in the
early stages of toddlerhood and enjoying every minute of it. For you, this
means no relaxing cups of coffee when your friends drop in, and no flicking
through a maga . . .
Toddler development: nineteen months
This month your toddler seems to
have as much go as the Energizer bunny as he tears around, desperate to be let
out of the house so he can run free! However, the weather generally dictates
your tod . . .