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When Your Child Ready For School

Irma Zukriyah — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 12:44:45 +0000

Millions of parents have the same question every year,” Is my child ready to start Kindergarten? Ready to move on to the next grade?” Normal development in the early elementary years varies widely. For a child’s readiness for school is based not only on their age and intellectual readiness, but also on their physical, emotional and social maturity. No child will excel in all five areas. Parents must assess each child’s capabilities as a whole. The question of school Read more...

Tips to Choosing Baby Name

Yathie Firdaus — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 06:17:41 +0000

A new baby is truly a miracle. From the moment you learn of the little one’s existence, you begin to dream and plan. Will she be a doctor? Will he be handsome and intelligent? Parents-to-be spend countless hours dreaming of the baby they will soon meet and discussing the most important thing of all – what should we name our baby? This question is equally entertaining and stressful. Fortunately, there are ways to focus on the joy of the situation rather than the anxiousness it might bring. Read more...

Importance of The First 3 Years

Yathie Firdaus — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 06:09:18 +0000

You know that most of the period for determining your child to develop the intelligence maximum is at 3 in the first year of his life? Various depth research has been done for many years by experts to have been on this conclusion. Then, what does it mean for you and your baby? That is, if you know that the first 3 years of life with your child tried to built the agility is correct, then your child will have the extraordinary ingenuity when he entered the school later. This wiliness will Read more...

First Aid To Your Child

Yathie Firdaus — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 03:39:57 +0000

Not every early symptoms of disease in the infant or child is dangerous. Sometimes parents can give first aid to reduce the symptoms suffered by children. Well, when was the child should immediately to a hospital? Fever Parents may be concerned if the fever is not normal children, such as: Suddenly high fever up to above 38 degrees. Can also be accompanied vomiting. Children under 3 years and constantly crying. Body spastic children or weak and nervous. In such conditions, for children Read more...

Using an Infant Walker Safely

Yathie Firdaus — Sun, 31 May 2009 03:43:58 +0000

If the end of this research concluded that the baby walker to give effect to the growth of your child, then you may have time to try other ways more secure. There is no way better, but more secure way to keep both the children remain safe with your baby using walker. Millions of baby walker for sale every day and millions of parents to try it on his son. Parents will be wise to give the best option on the security of the baby. Most importantly, that means making sure your home is Read more...

When Can a Baby Start To Use The High Chair?

Yathie Firdaus — Mon, 25 May 2009 13:00:07 +0000

The only way to tell is to try and see. Of the chair has a 5 point harness then its almost certainly fine. Come new high chairs are padded and concave and offer a lot of support. Also some high-chairs recline. Most highchairs have different reclines to them. If this is the case with yours, slant it back as far as it goes and gradually put it up levels as your baby progresses with his sitting-up. Always supervise your child while in the seat for safety. Wait until the baby can balance himself Read more...

Understand Baby Cries

Yathie Firdaus — Sat, 23 May 2009 10:16:12 +0000

Baby sign language is a popular practice among many parents today, making child rearing a very interesting and easy task than it used to be. The ability to communicate at such an early stage with their babies is considered a wonderful gift and the bonding it creates between parent and child is immeasurable. Try to identify why she is crying. Your baby uses crying to communicate with you that she is hungry, tired, bored, or is uncomfortable. If she sends out hunger cues, feed her. She might Read more...