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A lot of parents struggle when it comes to teaching oral hygiene to children. Most little ones fear the dentist. They are also too lazy to brush their teeth. Not to mention, they eat a lot of sugary treats and other foods that can contribute to tooth decay. If you are one of the many parents who are having a hard time teaching good dental habits to their kids...

Many children consider a security blanket an important part of their childhood. Some may even stretch it until adulthood. What is a security blanket? A security blanket is a type of comfort object in the form of a blanket. Most children go for a security blanket for...

Bath time is a wonderful way to end a long, tiring day not just for adults but for your little one, too. Bath time is an excellent way to wind down and get your little one squeaky clean! Adding bath toys...

One of the biggest challenges in parenthood, apart from staying up all night, is dealing with your kid's toys. And one of the ways to tackle the huge mess is to create a system that complements your kids' natural tendencies. We have gathered some tips on ways...

Pretend play, also known as imaginative play, is a type of play where your child pretends to be someone or something else. It could be their favourite cartoon character, real or imaginary. They could also mimic someone who is close to them like...

Roadtrips with a baby can be a little daunting, stressful even. It's hard to keep your little one strapped in the car seat and happy without them leading you to the edge a little. But truth is, a car ride is often less stressful than getting...

Many parents dread the feeling of travelling with a baby. Some would even say it is an impossible thing to do, which is probably due to the fact they have not yet found the approaches that work for them. Travelling with an infant is not only doable but...

While breastfeeding provides many substantial benefits to you and your baby, it can also come with some setbacks. One of them is clogged milk ducts. It is important to understand what causes the condition and how to treat it so you can have a better breastfeeding journey, minus the pain!

You know what they say when you are a mom -- you have no days off and you can't call in sick, even when you are feeling under the weather. When it comes to breastfeeding when you are sick, you're very much encouraged to do so! It is safe and even beneficial to continue breastfeeding through any common illnesses such as cold or flu...

It is impossible to hold your baby all the time. As much as you would love to carry your baby around and give cuddles, let's be honest, it's not practical and your back might hurt in the process.