Toddlerhood is a fascinating growth stage for babies and can get somewhat frustrating for a Parent. For instance, it is not uncommon see a Toddler in the supermarket or in any other setting, rolling on the ground, screaming as loudly as they can when they are denied an indulgence. Situations like these put a Parent in embarrassing and sometimes awkward situations. That aside there are many dynamics that come with this growth stage such as bed transitions, sleep and diet. They are also beginning to develop character. Read through our articles’ to help you navigate some of this stage

Is Sleep As Important As Diet ?

Why is a good night’s rest important for Children? Sleep is an essential part of everyone’s routine and an indispensable part of a healthy lifestyle....

DISCIPLINE

How to Discipline your Toddler

Toddlers can easily become little tyrants and it is important to establish control from the onset. You must set up a set of rules...

DEVELOPING GOOD HABITS

Teaching how to share

My daughter learnt a phrase in the School last term. She came home shouting, "Sharing is caring!" I asked what that meant and she...

Feeding your Toddler

POTTY HABITS

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,...

COMMON TODDLER INFECTIONS

Allergies and Toddlers

It’s normal to discover that your toddler is allergic to things you’ve never been allergic to. The most common allergens among Kenyan children are...

Resources

Is Sleep As Important As Diet ?

Why is a good night’s rest important for Children? Sleep is an essential part of everyone’s routine and an indispensable part of a healthy lifestyle....

Proven rules to instill good eating habits in your toddler

Majority of Kenyan mums that are raising toddlers concur that mealtimes are the most frustrating for them. The main reason is that toddlers become...

Good Sources of Vitamins and Minerals

The most common phrase repeated to children everywhere is ‘eat your vegetables’. Fruits and vegetables are great sources of vitamins and minerals, but did...
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