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Research toddler firsts, stages of the development and important safety issues with the help of eHow's family and parenting experts. Tackle potty training with ease, curb bedwetting and learn how to schedule play dates by following practical, step-by-step articles. Have concerns about day care or babysitting? Looking for new game ideas for your toddler? Eating habits, toddler nutrition and punishing bad behavior are just a sampling of the topics tackled by eHow's tot specialists.

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  • How to Get Your Toddler to Remain in Bed

    Do you have one of those lovely children who wants to be with you in the middle of the night? Have you not have a decent night sleep since you brought your little bundle of joy home? Does your...

  • How to Install Baby Pool Fence with Pavers

    A baby pool fence is a necessity when you have small children in your home or have small children that visit you often. Fences can be easily installed into pavers around the pool, and the fence...

  • How to Build a Playhouse for Toddlers

    Toddlers love to color, draw, make-believe and play at a variety of games. One way to make a playhouse that can incorporate all of a toddler's interests and activities is the appliance box...

  • How to Teach Young Children to Enjoy Reading

    Starting early teaching kids the joys of reading will help them as they get older and into school. Studies show kids that read often and well are more successful, more well rounded and do better...

  • How to Keep Your Child From Biting Other Children

    At the toddler age, sensory learning is the primary way children discover and learn. Because of this, biting can be very common, and most children have bitten at one time or another. Many children...

  • How to Poopie Train a Toddler

    Alot of toddlers can be potty trained easily, but usually only for the pee. Toddlers, most in my years of daycare experience, feel that releasing their poopie into a potty is not right. They do...

  • How to Get Your Child to Enjoy Bath Time

    For two parents bath time can be a nightmare. There are ways to help your child make bath time a fun time. Soon your child will be asking if he can go in the bathtub.

  • How to Switch to a Big Kid Bed From a Crib

    As your child gets older, he or she will go through a myriad of milestones--those that are small and those a bit more challenging. Switching to a big kid bed from a crib is a huge change for your...

  • How to Get a Kid Out of the Family Bed

    Co-sleeping can be an easy, rewarding and even beneficial experience for both parent and child. It allows the parents to get more sleep, promotes bonding and makes nighttime feedings much simpler....

  • When to Move a Child From a Crib to Toddler Bed?

    There is not a specific time when a child must be moved from a crib to a toddler bed. However, according to the website Baby Center, most children make the switch sometime between ages...

  • How to Clean Up Urine Accidents

    Pets are like children in that they have accidents when potty training. If one of your pets or children has an accident in your house, you need to know how to clean it up. Urine has a strong odor...

  • Potty Training Tips for Boys

    Potty training is a significant part of a child's development, and the most important thing to remember is that every child develops differently. Toddlers show signs that they are ready to be...

  • How to Potty Train a Child and Not Go Crazy

    Potty training can be a daunting task that may leave one to question their parenting skills. Possibly, it could lead you and your child to tears. It doesn't have to, though. Once your child is...

  • How to Teach Your Baby to Sign

    The so called "terrible two's" are not always the result of a bratty toddler and usually happen much earlier than the day he or she turns two! This is because he or she is now aware of...

  • How to Raise Positive Kids

    You will learn how to raise your child's self esteem and sense of self worth, at a sub-conscious level.

  • When to Move From a Crib Into a Toddler Bed

    Making the transition from a crib to a bed represents a developmental milestone for your child. It can be a scary time or an exciting one for her. Toddler beds provide a way to make this switch...

  • How to Make a Toddler Nap Mat

    Make your little one a nap mat that will be the envy of all the preschool moms. With creative fabrics, you can customize a toddler nap mat that will be a dream for your child to sleep on during...

  • How to Easily Get Kids To Eat Vegetables

    Kids and vegetables usually don't mix. So here is a simple way to get your child to eat the root vegetable sweet potato which is packed with tons of essential nutrients!

  • How to Make 5 Healthy Protein Snacks for Toddlers and Children

    Toddlers and small children can often be very picky. Because of this, they do not always get the protein they need. Here are 5 simple protein snacks for toddlers and children. This is NOT intended...

  • How to Convert a Convertible Baby Bed

    Transitioning your toddler from a crib to a bed is a big milestone in her development. Many cribs today are easily convertible from a crib to a toddler bed and even into a full-size bed later on....

  • How to Convert Wendy Bellisimo Baby Bed to a Toddler Bed

    Wendy Bellissimo cribs are typically manufactured by Bassett furniture. Wendy Bellissimo is the designer, but not the manufacturer of the actual piece. Typically these pieces are 4-in-1 conversion...

  • How to Create Winter Fun for a Toddler

    Winter is getting near and as all the outdoor activities come to an end you may be scratching your head for ideas this winter. Never fear! There are many indoor activities you can introduce to...

  • How to Know If your Child Is Ready For a Toddler Bed

    We all ask This question when our little one is between the age of 1 and 2 years old! The questions to ask your self is: Are they trying to climb out of their crib? Are they interested more in...

  • How to Trim a Toddler's Hair

    Cutting a toddler's hair tends to be somewhat difficult, since toddlers are easily excitable by nature and like to move around whenever the urge strikes. With a little bit of forethought and...

  • How to Find the Right Size Chair for Your Toddler

    Toddlers are learning how to jump, run, skip and catch themselves when they fall. This means that finding the right kind of furniture for your toddler can be a bit of a hassle. Toddlers needs bed...

  • How to Make Your Home Safe for Toddlers

    Raising a toddler is a tremendously rewarding experience laced with great responsibilities. One major responsibility in raising toddlers is to make sure your home is safe. This article gives...

  • How to Spend the Day Out With Thomas Tank Engine

    Most toddlers love Thomas the Tank Engine. Here is how you can take a day or weekend and let your toddler ride the real Thomas the Tank Engine!

  • How to Make A Spread Of Vegetable Spreads

    Instead of smearing on a tablespoon of butter on your child's toast, try out some of these uber-healthy spreads. This spread of spreads will delight any playdate!

  • How to Navigate the School System When Your Child Has a Disability

    As a parent, there are moments when warning bells go off—times when you notice that your child might be having trouble grasping certain skills that their peers seem to have mastered.

  • How to Create a Z-project for Pre-schoolers

    This project is one of many that I have done with my children as part of an “alphabet” series. In this project we explore the letter “z.” Please also visit my blog for a good book to read along...

  • Potty-Training Tips for Stubborn Children

    Potty training can be one of the most challenging times for a parent. Children are used to wearing a diaper; changing this habit takes time and patience. There are many approaches to potty...

  • Safety: Foods That Kids Should Not Eat

    Toddlers are naturally curious about life and the world around them. For a parent, the transition from infant to toddler is filled with many uncertainties. As your child begins to replace milk and...

  • How to Baby-proofing and Toddler-proofing the inside of your home

    When we become parents the safety of our children is never a passing thought. We want to do all we can to make sure that they are safe especially inside our home.

  • When to Switch From Crib to Bed?

    The same crib that kept your child safe through the first months of life can become a safety hazard as he grows. When the time is right, sleeping in a bed is the safest option for active toddlers....

  • Toilet Training Activities

    Toilet training your child can be both rewarding and frustrating at the same time. Your toddler must be physically and mentally ready to start using the toilet otherwise your efforts will be in...

  • How to Administer CPR First Aid on a Child

    Knowing how to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, can be the difference between life and death in an emergency situation. If it is a child who is in danger, you must be prepared...

  • Rubber Pants Vs. Plastic Pants

    Before disposable diapers, babies and the incontinent used cloth diapers and plastic or rubber pants. Plastic and rubber pants are available in an array of styles to meet the needs of babies, the...

  • How to Raise Boys as a Single Parent - Potty Training

    All three of mine were potty-trained by the age of 2. This is what I did.

  • How to Solve Your Toddler's Napping Problems

    Do you find it difficult to get your young child to nap during the day? My toddler sleeps well at night, but for some reason he has a hard time settling down each afternoon. The following are some...

  • How to Make Food for Picky Eaters

    We all have a picky eater, some are extremely health and others are just junk food eater! I have one of both! My daughter is such a picky eater but in a healthy way, my one son is a junk food...

  • How to Deal With Your Child's Night Terrors

    Night terrors are an inherited disorder in which a child tends to have dreams during deep sleep from which it is difficult to awaken. They occur in 2% of children and usually are not caused by...

  • How to Encourage Your Toddler to Eat a Variety of Foods

    Toddlers are in a stage of development that allows them to express their likes and dislikes. Often, these youngsters will become fixated upon certain foods and refuse to eat anything else. Parents...

  • How to Potty Train Toddlers

    If anyone have ever potty trained a little boys and a little girl, we all know the little girl was so much easier! They have a willing to learn! They just have an easier time! Boys will be boys!...

  • What Age Should You Start Potty Training?

    It's one of the most debated questions among parents of toddlers: When is the best age to begin potty training? While most experts and parents agree on a few things, such as the generalization...

  • Self Esteem Activities for Toddlers

    The nickname "the terrible twos" says it all. Toddlers are challenging and exciting at the very same time. For parents, learning a few simple tricks can be the secret to building a strong...

  • How to Encourage Kids to Play

    Unstructured play is a lost art with young children these days. Playing is so important to their development though -- social skills, physical activity and self-reliance just to name a few. There...

  • How to Increase the Weight of a One Year Old

    Attaining a proper weight is an important goal for babies, toddlers and young children. Overweight babies may be at greater for obesity later in life. Underweight babies may face developmental...

  • Finger Food Snacks for Babies

    Most babies between the ages of 8 to 12 months are capable of handling and eating a variety of finger food. At this age, they are typically sitting by themselves and have the motor skills to...

  • Online Preschool Learning Games

    If you have a preschooler and a computer in your home, you've got a great combination for some fun learning to take place. According to Cathy Malley, Child Development Educator at the University...

  • Early Childhood Outdoor Play

    According to child development expert Kimberley Clayton Blaine, outdoor play is very important for young children. Outdoor playtime can be a fun way to bond with your child and to encourage your...

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