Frugal Living for your Modern Family
When your child starts preschool it can be an exciting and emotional time for the both of you. When my daughter started preschool, I wanted to make it as easy a transition as possible for us. Preschool readiness was one of the things we focused on.
There are many ways to prepare your child for preschool and a different environment. I wanted to share some things that worked for us.
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When my daughter was an infant, going to the doctor wasn’t such a big deal. Once we went for her 18 month checkup, things changed for the worse. She was terrified and didn’t want anyone to look at her much less touch her. She was painfully shy anyway so this only made things worse. My pediatrician told me that most kids start fearing the doctor at their 18 month and 2 year checkups, especially. If your child is experiencing this or you just want to get ahead of the game, there are some ways to help soothe your toddler’s fear of the doctor.
I think the time is finally here….I have to start potty training my daughter! I have stocked up on some potty training must haves to help get us both ready. She is showing all the signs that she is ready, but it is still such a daunting task to undertake as a parent. I’ve gotten everything we will be needing and hopefully this will give you an idea of what you will need to get everything ready for your little one.
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You can use these winter skincare tips for toddlers and babies so they will stay happy and comfortable.The winter can be so harsh on our skin but even more so to babies and toddlers.
There is less moisture in the air so their skin gets dry and itchy which can even turn into a rash.
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One of my daughter’s favorite toys is her parachute. We have played so many parachute games for toddlers specifically. They keep her so busy and entertained.
Parachute games can help kids with social skills, coordination, and fine motor skills. It is great for a single child or a large group of kids. This is the perfect party activity!
These are a few easy parachute games that we love to play. I got some of these ideas from her Gymboree class. There are so many things you can do with a parachute. You are only limited to your imagination.
