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When do babies start walking on average?

December 7, 2018 By Ilyse Perry

One of the most exciting times for me in my son’s first year was when he began to take his first steps. I can remember him now holding off for dear life as he made his way gingerly round out sofa, but at the same time, he was so happy with himself. A baby’s first

The Most Important Thing You Need To Know About Toddler Safety Gates

December 1, 2018 By Ilyse Perry

First-time parents tend to fall into a false sense of security when caring for a newborn. They get used to putting their little one down and knowing that he’s not going anywhere. But once a baby starts crawling around all bets are off! He’ll get into all sorts of things that you never imagined he

My baby first swimming lesson and how to do it right

November 23, 2018 By Ilyse Perry

My first sprinkler experience about baby first swimming lesson and went over pretty well. My daughter was unsure about the water at first but was really enjoying it towards the end. As summer has drawn to a close I decided that maybe my baby was ready to try out swimming in a pool. We were

Fact About Breastfeeding And Teeth Development For Baby

November 17, 2018 By Ilyse Perry

Breastfeeding is a constant subject of intrigue and debate and draws a lot of media attention. But such a vast amount of information can make it difficult to be clear about breastfeeding and teeth development for baby. How does breastfeeding affect oral health? Long-term bottle-feeding is a common cause of tooth decay in young children, especially

How To Keep A Baby’s Brain Busy

November 16, 2018 By Ilyse Perry

We all know that babies are born with certain reflexes: crying when they’re hurt or nursing when they’re hungry. Beyond that, we found that how to stimulate baby brain development day by day. Most of us assume a baby’s brain is a clean slate; everything they know they learn from their parents and the environment

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