Tips to Potty Training Your Baby
Right from the start, decide what you are going to name the process.
In Kenya, some of the common names given are ‘pee-pee, susu, kojoa,...
How to know Baby is ready for Potty Training
Potty or toilet training is the mastery of skills necessary for urinating and passing stool (bowel and bladder control) in a socially acceptable time...
Problems mums are likely to face when potty training
Getting your child to use their potty well is an achievement for many mums raising toddlers. The main reason is that potty training is...
Popular methods of potty training
POPULAR METHODS OF POTTY TRAINING
For many Kenyan parents, potty training is often approached with uncertainty and anxiety. The main reason is the work and...
Potty Training: Girls vs Boys
Potty training in Kenya is a chance for parents to finally stop buying diapers and channel that money to other household expenses. However, training...
Support your Child when they Bed wet
Your baby may get daytime bladder control by the age of three. However, nighttime control may take a little longer. Bedwetting is involuntarily wetting...
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Feeding your Toddler
Any baby who is between 12-36 months is generally referred to as a toddler. These years are usually characterised by a period of rapid...
Toddler eating: Best ways to cope with a fussy eater
Mealtimes for most mums that have toddlers in Kenya can be very frustrating especially if they are a fussy eater. Majority of toddlers, although...
Introducing a Sippy Cup to A Breastfed Baby
Introducing the sippy cup to a baby that has been breastfeeding exclusively is a challenge to all mothers. Babies do not want to let...
