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How to Deal with Toddler Temper Tantrums in a Calm Way
Temper tantrums are a normal part of child development. It can be in the form of crying, screaming, throwing things/themselves, kicking, or a combination of all. The key is learning how to deal with them calmly. However frustrating it may be, it’s important to keep your cool. I have had to whoosah a couple of times because kids can try you. This is why I call the terrible twos ‘the try-me phase’. As any parent would know, life with a toddler is never without tantrums. But it’s also full of love, hugs, and kisses which make the terrible twos more…
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Children’s Toys that Promote Growth & Educational Stimulation
Children learn and develop differently. Most children’s toys have educational and developmental properties, believe it or not. Yes, even the dolls and action figures. It’s important to expose your child to various forms of play for a different stimulation and to promote gross and motor skills. Encourage playtime. Kids learn best when they’re having fun. The best part is that playtime can be learning time. Disclosure: Please note that this post may contain affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Why is Play Important…
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The Busy Mom’s Guide to Overcoming Mom Guilt
Mom guilt is real, but it can be overcome. Motherhood is one of the most fulfilling jobs in the world. However, it is also one filled with overwhelm, guilt and all kinds of fears. I often wish there was a perfect motherhood book. There isn’t. Motherhood is a journey of mistakes, lessons and a lot of love and patience. No two mothers or children are the same. A baby changes everything. A lesson I learnt early on in my motherhood journey. It starts with pregnancy and is never-ending. As a mother, you will often be filled with doubt of whether…
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7 Sure Ways to Improve Communication with your Children
Communication with your children can be easier if you know how to effectively engage in open and honest conversation. Children have their personality and way of communication. As parents, you may find yourself at constant loggerheads with your child. Whether it’s your two-year-old, 9-year-old or 15-year-old. The level of communication changes at every stage of child development. You as a parent will also need to adapt to those developmental stage’s your child goes through and communicate accordingly. The way you relate to your child is very important. Those formative years are especially crucial. Communication is key in any relationship, including…
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Your Baby’s Milestones in the First Year
You are now a parent. Congratulations! What comes next? Caring for a baby can be exhausting. But there are so many exciting milestones to look forward to. Disclosure: Please note that some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a commission. Baby milestones are only a guide and not set in stone. Children learn skills and develop at their own pace. Check out the 8 things every mother needs to make life easier Children need proper developmental experiences and environments. Monitor your little one with…
