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My problem is that all of a sudden my child (who will turn 3 in December) has been skipping naps, and today was a nightmare For about a year now, he would: - wake between 6-7am - nap for 3-4 hours - bedtime at 8pm This made him...
My 2 year old current new favorite is Tanka Tanka Skunk! Loads of fun for him and daddy to read together! I personally love Silly Sally and Red Ripe Strawberry by Audrey Wood
I placed a post earlier about my son who sits and the concerns I had about him going to preschool, where after talking to the teachers, have boys who sit and do fine. I think sitting worked great as a learning tool, especially since I...
What an adorable idea! I absolutely love it!! Planning wise, I would just keep it simple and keep expectations low. Kids will want to be active and busy, and I would keep different stations set up to accomodate this (coloring, bubbles,...
My ds turns 3 on Dec 6. He is still in the crib and we are not planning on moving him anytime soon. He does not try to get out and is not even interested in having a "big boy bed". I was told by many other people to keep him...
Quote: Originally Posted by Ophelia Are you sure?? I've had the skin testing done 3 times, twice when I was younger and one just recently, and none of them were pleasant to say the least. They almost made me sick. ...
Now, Is this tall enough to go in a adult-size toliet or tall enough to go in a kid-size potty chair?
Yeah, my son has exzema, allergies(dairy, wheat, nuts, eggs), and asthma. I would have him tested - its pretty easy. Blood testing means getting poked, but skin testing gives immediate results with no pain.
I hear ya! And boys are even harder!! I go to garage sales, thrift stores, consignment stores, Goodwill to find stuff. Craiglist is great too. But any 2nd hand place takes time to go to sale after sale to find the things you like at...
I would say to keep the nails trim and filed. Also, redirect to something else when you see that happening. Nose picking is pretty normal at this age, but if it concerns you, see your ped.
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