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5 Best Personalized Gifts for Newborn Babies to Make Them Feel Special

Babies deserve to be pampered. You can show them how special they are by giving them personalized baby gifts such as baby blankets, baby hats, “Create Your Own Saying” baby bibs, layette set, and photo frames. Babies are blessings to each family. A touch...

Published Sun, Apr 04 2010 12:56 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Popular Culture, Products, personalized baby gifts, personalized gifts, personalized baby blankets, baby hats, mom and dad, newborn babies, little angel, precious smiles, godchild, security blankets, baby bibs, delicate skin, new mom, baby hat, babies name, little hands, layette set, soft cotton, different colors, cute designs
Boosting confidence without giving too much praise

It’s hard to believe there could be any downside to making your child feel as good as possible about himself. Undoubtedly, self-esteem is still considered to be a cornerstone of healthy child development. Kids who feel bad about themselves are more likely...

Published Wed, Apr 14 2010 3:57 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Fun Activities To Do With Kids, Children's Development, excessive praise, appreciating your child, strategies for motivation, appreciate, praise
6 Useful Tips when Buying Baby Pacifiers

Here are some suggestions in buying baby pacifiers: Limit your pacifier purchases before baby arrives, never improvise, rounded pacifiers or orthodontic pacifiers, silicone pacifiers vs. latex pacifiers, features to look for and avoid in a pacifier, and...

Published Sun, Apr 25 2010 10:57 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, different styles, cute designs, latex pacifiers, baby products, flat bottom, safety tips, sudden infant death, health risks, sudden infant death syndrome, palate, suckling, baby stores, gums, silicone, baby pacifier, american academy of pediatrics, infant death syndrome, durable materials, nipples
Tricky bath time

Taking care of your newborn can be a nerve-racking experience. Not only does it make you realize what an enormous responsibiltyit is to keep her safe and sound, but it’s scary because your child is too young to give you any feedbacks she can’t...

Published Tue, Apr 27 2010 5:44 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, education, cleaning your baby, bath, bathing
Mealtime struggles

Mealtimes can spark major power struggles. Can you get yor little one to step up to the plate? Taking these steps can help prevent the majority of mealtime struggles that parents face: Establish a regular eating schedule that includes three meals and...

Published Fri, Apr 30 2010 8:55 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, education, manners, discipline, consistency, health, eating, schedule, tactics for babies
3 Realistic Ideas in Getting Organized for School

Getting organized for school is sometimes a daunting task, especially so when friends around you are more likely to be disorganized. Here are 3 realistic ideas to get better organized: visualize the future; control the present; and learn from the past...

Published Fri, Apr 09 2010 1:02 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, teens, Children's Development, weeken, responsible individuals, workload, real world, exercise, getting organized for school, term goals, realistic ideas, daunting task, end result, day of rest
It’s important to understand why your child is whining

While whining seemingly springs out nowhere, you probably experienced its precursor when your child, as a baby, whimpered or cried in a way that struck you as cranky. Whining seems to be a natural extension of infant fussiness, with a few words mixed...

Published Wed, Apr 14 2010 4:26 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, education, lack of attention, jealousy, dealing with frustrations, whining, reasons for whining
6 Good Books for the Kindergarten Science Fair Champion

Here are 6 good books that should adequately point that young, budding scientist to the right direction: The Everything Kids Science Experiments Book; Hands-On Physics Experiments (Activity Book, Grades K-2); Einstein’s Science Parties: Easy Parties for...

Published Wed, Apr 28 2010 9:38 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, education, technology, book hands, experiments in science, science experiments book, kids science experiments, heat electricity, shar levine, curious kids, amazon, physics experiments, science fair projects, promising science, electricity and magnetism, literacy centers, allison grafton, science fairs, nature book, kindergartner, five senses, cleaning pennies, acid rain
What You Should Consider When Shopping for Kids’ Bedroom Furniture

Shopping for kids furniture is an enjoyable experience, especially when we do it with your kids. Going from one store to the next to look for the best kids bedroom furniture pieces with your kids in tow may not be your idea of a delightful bonding moment...

Published Fri, Apr 30 2010 11:18 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Popular Culture, Products, Family Life, space study, storage space, best choice, money b, storage furniture, play area, kids room, furniture pieces, chest of drawer, loft bed, shopping experience, kids furniture, functionality, toy chests, study desk, youngsters, kids bedroom furniture, loft bunk bed, enjoyable experience
6 Ways of Avoiding Morning Rush to Reach Workplace and School on Time

In order for you and the whole family to reach your workplace and school on time, you must avoid the hassle of morning rush in your daily routine. Here are some helpful ways on how to do it: use a timer; cling on to your morning routine; refer to the...

Published Sat, Apr 10 2010 7:22 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Popular Culture, Children's Development, love, morning rush, school bags, boots, hassle, shoes, wardrobe, morning routine, slowpoke, daily routine, reminder, consistency, umbrellas, pace, school stuff, single thing, weather forecast, coats, timer, ample time
3 Easy Methods to Use in Teaching Your Child Effective Time Management

There are 3 easy methods to teach your child effective time management. These are: by teaching your child how to tell time; by teaching your child how to set priorities; and by showing your child that managing time is fun. We’ve all been children before...

Published Fri, Apr 02 2010 8:00 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: parents, Parenting, Children's Development, patience, attractive designs, how to manage time, time management skills, lifetime, three hands, different times, how to set priorities, principle, how to tell time, effective time management, digital clock
6 Delightful Gift Ideas that Newborn Babies and Toddlers will Surely Love

If you want to give something really fascinating and memorable to a newborn baby or a toddler, you can give personalized gifts; check out easy-to-make baby presents; look for some RBW items for newborn babies; find some interesting costumes and accessories...

Published Tue, Apr 13 2010 10:29 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Babies, Parenting, Products, personalized baby gifts, personalized gifts, newborn babies, doorknob hanger, diaper cake, baby necessities, hooded bath towels, memorable gift, colorful ideas, infant cap, baby presents, newborn baby, unique toys, gift basket, educational toys, thoughtfulness, endless choices, diaper bag, creative gift, pillowcases
3 Science Experiments that Are Guaranteed Hits at Science Fairs

Here are 3 simple but fun science experiments that are guaranteed hits at science fairs: the backyard rocket launcher, the egg squeezer, and how to produce carbon dioxide. Looking for awesome science fair projects that will leave other kids goggle eyed...

Published Wed, Apr 28 2010 9:40 PM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Development, education, science fair projects, fun science experiments, alka seltzer tablets, air contracts, white camera, camera film, squeezer, hard boiled egg, styrofoam plate, toilet paper tube, rocket launcher, rocket fuel, film canister, marker pens, necked bottle, science fairs, seltzer tablet, awesome science, vinegar and baking soda, solids and liquids
Money matters

By first grade, a child can understand the idea of exchanging money for goods. An Allowance reinforces this concept and boosts your child’s budding math skills in an exciting, real-world way. Simply counting cash will be a thrill to your child,...

Published Tue, Apr 27 2010 4:17 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Parenting, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, Community Life, education, allowances, money, responsibilty, paying
Protect your baby from germs

Invisible, disease-causing bacteria and viruses lurk all around your home, from the kitchen counters to the livingroom rug. Healthy adults have strong immune systems that can fend off many dangerous germs,but babies are at much greater risk. An infant’s...

Published Fri, Apr 30 2010 8:11 AM by Kiddie Yaps

Filed under: Children's Health and safety, Family Life, Bloggy Network, Children's Development, education, health, vaccine, safety, germs, breastfeed, cleaning

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5 Best Personalized Gifts for Newborn Babies to Make Them Feel Special

Boosting confidence without giving too much praise

6 Useful Tips when Buying Baby Pacifiers

Tricky bath time

Mealtime struggles

3 Realistic Ideas in Getting Organized for School

It’s important to understand why your child is whining

6 Good Books for the Kindergarten Science Fair Champion

What You Should Consider When Shopping for Kids’ Bedroom Furniture

6 Ways of Avoiding Morning Rush to Reach Workplace and School on Time

3 Easy Methods to Use in Teaching Your Child Effective Time Management

6 Delightful Gift Ideas that Newborn Babies and Toddlers will Surely Love

3 Science Experiments that Are Guaranteed Hits at Science Fairs

Money matters

Protect your baby from germs