Babies, even before they are born, can hear voices. Research tells us they can distinguish their mother and father-s voices in the womb. When they are born, they recognize the voices they-ve heard throughout their gestation.
Reading is an activity that bonds a child to its parents. Hearing the pattern of stories and knowing parents are talking to them creates connections between the child and parent. It is never too early to begin reading to your child. If they are read to throughout their development in Read more

Nutrition is so important for growing children, especially toddlers. It is however, a rare two or three-year-old who enjoys eating a well-balanced, nutritious diet. Some kids are not crazy about broccoli and avocado, but they will eat other fruits and vegetables, as well as a variety of protein and grain sources. Other children will fight if they have to venture beyond their two or three comfort foods. There are solutions for even the pickiest eaters. Be Read more

Most pediatricians recommend waiting until your baby is six months old before you start solids. Prior to that, milk provides all of the nutrients your baby needs. The first food that experts recommend is rice cereal. Once your baby is used to that and can handle other foods, you have a variety of solids to choose from.

Soft foods that are easy to eat without teeth are the best. Bite sized fruits such as pears or apples that are thoroughly cooked to a soft consistency are appropriate and tasty for your baby. Vegetables such as carrots that are Read more