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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 Potty Train Your One Year Old (Boy or Girl): Part 1

    There was a time in the U.S. when most all kids were potty trained before the age of 2. In fact potty training often started around 9 months. In most other countries this is still the norm today;...

  • How to Give An Infant A Soothing Massage

    Babies, like adults, love massages. If you have an infant at home, you should try to give your baby a massage every day. Massages are good for babies for a few reasons. Babies are born with 5x...

  • How to Take a Pacifier Away From a Toddler

    Are you a bit embarrassed that your toddler still sucks his/her pacifier? Or maybe your baby wakes up in the night screaming because he/she lost the pacifier in the crib and needs you to find it?...

  • How to Change a Baby When You're Out Of Diapers

    It happens to nearly everyone with infants and toddlers. Your child has a wet or messy diaper and you’re either out of diapers or forgot to bring one with you. Some may resort to leaving the...

  • How to Sew a Baby Travel Neck Pillow

    Traveling in the car takes a toll on young travelers. Car seats restrict squirms--much to the dismay of little tikes. When the little wiggler is sound asleep, the car seat that protects also makes...

  • How to Use a Toddler Hip Carrier

    Many parents realize the value of carrying babies frequently and keeping them close, as it keeps babies and toddlers safe and content. For a toddler, sitting on a parent's hip is the perfect place...

  • 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 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.

  • 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...

  • How to Encourage Child Language Development

    Babies are naturally wired to learn language from the moment they are born, but there are a few easy things parents can do to help children develop language skills at an accelerated rate. My baby...

  • How to Potty Train a Two-Year-Old

    When your baby turns two, it's amazing how quickly she sheds so much of her babyhood in the quest for independence. Potty training is no exception. There's no rush to getting a toddler potty...

  • Toddler Safety Activities

    You want your baby to be curious and explore, and active toddlers will do just that. Because you are a caring parent, your home has been baby-proofed. Toddlers have different needs, however, so...

  • How to Teach Toddlers to Say Please and Thank You

    Everyone likes polite children, but sometimes politeness doesn’t seem to come naturally. Teaching toddlers the beginnings of polite behavior – saying please and thank you – is usually very simple.

  • How to Babyproof a Home or Apartment

    Babyproofing your home or apartment as soon as your child begins to crawl is important. Dangers lie everywhere for babies. Remain alert and babyproof to protect your baby to the greatest degree...

  • How to Prepare Your Toddler for New Baby

    Your toddler's transition from being the baby of the family to being a big sister or brother can be rocky or smooth depending on your toddler's personality. Here are some helpful tips on how to...

  • How to Baby Proof Edges and Ledges On The Cheap

    Pre-slit peal and stick rubber pipe insulation can be used very inexpensively to baby proof fireplace hearths, ledges, window sills, tub surrounds, tables... just about any edge you fear your baby...

  • How to Teach Your Baby Letters

    Every parent wants their child to succeed in school. A child is more likely to excel in kindergarten if he or she has already mastered the fundamentals, thereby starting school with a feeling of...

  • Safety 1st Baby Gate

    Safety 1st baby gates are an important tool for baby proofing your home. The most dangerous areas for a child learning to crawl or walk are the staircase and rooms that contain unsafe objects,...

  • At What Age Should You Potty Train Your Baby?

    Potty training is a major developmental milestone in the life of a baby or toddler because it marks a turning point in becoming more independent and self sufficient. Many parents attempt potty...

  • When Should I Take My Toddler Out of a Baby Bed?

    When to move your toddler from the crib to a bed is an important decision. There's no certain age that a toddler needs to be transitioned from the crib, but most toddlers move to a regular bed...

  • How to Decorate a Baby's Room

    Here are a few tips to help you decorate baby's room. When you decorate a baby's room you must keep in mind that this child is not always going to be a baby. This child will develop into a little...

  • How to Get Baby to Sleep At Night

    Your newborn baby is not sleeping and now you find yourself face down in your cup of coffee every morning. Welcome to parenthood! “Why is my child not sleeping?” you ask. Well, that’s because baby...

  • How to Keep Your Child in Their Crib at Night

    Babies only know that once you leave the room you are gone. They don't have the rational understanding that you are just in the next room. Once your loving presence walks out of the room, to that...

  • How Long Should an Infant Stay on Formula?

    Pediatricians recommend that babies be weaned off formula, replacing it with whole milk, anywhere from the age of twelve to eighteen months. Several factors are involved in making the change...

  • Motor Development & Physical Growth

    The World Health Organization has established standard "window of achievement" tables to monitor the motor development and physical growth of infants and toddlers. Motor and physical development...

  • The Signs & Symptoms of Baby Food Allergies

    Over the years, more and more children have been developing food allergies. Although no one knows exactly why this is happening, some people attribute it to genetically modified crops, which are...

  • How to Potty Train a 15 Month-Old Boy

    Having a baby is a very exciting time. You are likely to constantly be on your toes as your baby moves from one developmental stage to the next, especially in his early years. A big milestone for...

  • How to Wean Your Baby From Breastfeeding

    It is best to wean your baby from breastfeeding after at least one year. Some people wean earlier and others wean years later. It is a personal choice, but the longer you breast feed (within...

  • Baby & Toddler Dental Health Development

    Baby and toddler dental health begins with children teething, drooling and gnawing, and parents can start brushing their teeth as soon as teeth emerge. Find out how to brush a baby's teeth with...

  • How to Spend Time With Your Infant Or Toddler

    From toys to play mats and crayons and coloring books, all of these things are ways for babies and toddlers to play with and entertain themselves. Outside of these things, what do they do and who...

  • How to Teach Your Baby to Read

    Want to give your baby a skill that will truly serve them their whole life long? Teach your baby to read. The days when parents could rely on schools to furnish their children with basic reading...

  • How to Bathe a Baby

    One of a mom's pleasures is giving her baby a bath. It could be a wonderful experience for mom and baby , if the time is right and you have everything ready within your reach.

  • Where Is the Safest Place for a Baby Car Seat?

    The safest place to buckle in a baby car seat is the center of the back seat, where it can be safely tethered to the seat and can be easily seen by the driver. Install a baby car seat properly for...

  • Can a Baby Sleep Too Much?

    To determine if a baby is sleeping too much, consult a physician to make sure the child is healthy, but take advantage of a baby's good sleeping habits when they occur. Understand healthy sleeping...

  • Best Ways to Get Your Baby to Sleep in Its Crib

    The best way to get a baby to sleep in its crib is to create a regular nighttime routine, to include all of the baby's favorite toys in the crib and to not give in to the baby's crying. Teach a...

  • How to Potty Train a Toddler While Breastfeeding a Baby

    Potty training can be a stressful and challenging time for both parents and children. If you have also have a baby who is breastfeeding, potty training your toddler can be even more challenging....

  • How to Help Your Baby Learn ABC and Counting - Can Your Baby Read

    Every parent wants to ensure that their baby can read. Can Your Baby Read? If not, here are a few easy steps to help your toddler read.

  • How to Create A Safe Home Environment For Your Baby Or Toddler

    When you have a crawling baby or newly walking toddler in your house, everything becomes a potential toy! How do you make sure your child can roam around the house without getting into something...

  • How to Help Your Baby Use The Potty

    Newborn babies can easily use the potty with your help. Babies are smart and they do not want to sit in a wet or soiled diaper even for a few seconds, and babies that use the toilet do not...

  • How to Deal with a Fussy Toddler

    Dealing with a fussy toddle is no easy task. However, there are some simple behavioral techniques you can do use to help you and your toddler.

  • How to baby proof your home easily and economically

    Here are some tips for baby proofing your home when you can't get to a store or are in an emergency. Can't afford pricey baby proof products but still want safety? Try these tips.

  • How to Feed An One Year Old

    Going from strained baby foods to toddler food was a big concern of mine. I just wanted to know how do you feed a toddler. Here are some foods that I fed to my little one before he turned one.

  • How to Understand Your Toddler's Growth

    Toddler-hood is an important phase in the development of your baby. It is at this time that most children will perfect their walking and start speaking and responding in an interactive manner.

  • How to Teach a Toddler to Use Stairs

    When babies are taught how to use stairs and are supervised well, it can become an educational activity that promotes problem-solving and balance. Knowing how to use the stairs can build...

  • How to Deal With Baby Constipation

    Constipated babies, just like constipated adults, are uncomfortable and crabby. They show their displeasure with inconsolable crying. If you can't get your baby to stop crying, then he or she may...

  • How to Take a Stroller on an Escalator

    When you're pushing a stroller around the mall, an escalator can seem like a lifesaver if there isn't a convenient elevator nearby. Follow safety strategies when riding the moving staircase,...

  • How to Transition a Child to a Bed

    For some children transitioning to a big girl or big boy bed is a time of excitement. For others it is a time of stress. As a parent, your job is to help your child grow up to eventually...

  • How to Keep Your Toddler Out of the Fireplace

    Having a toddler or toddler twins for that matter, can be fun and challenging. When your infant becomes a toddler, be aware that if something is not bolted down, locked up or put away, curious...

  • How to Keep Trash Away From Children

    When you childproof your home, you'll want to go room to room and make sure everything is safe for your baby and toddler. One recommendation includes getting on your hands and knees to look at...

  • How to Encourage Baby's Speech

    Most parents can't wait for their little bundles of joy to begin speaking. Try these simple steps to encourage your baby's speech or enhance your toddler's language skills.

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