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Seven wonders of your toddler’s world
By Rachel Ragg on 18/04/2010 in Baby & toddler
As soon as your toddler is on the move, she’ll enchant you with her boundless curiosity and enthusiasm.
NOTHING BEATS A TODDLER. There’s something about their sheer enthusiasm that fills me with utter joy. Even their tantrums can be really rather delightful as they’re so heartfelt. Toddlers may come across as negative (“No!” tends to be a favourite
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Why toddlers love shapes
By Elissa Milne on 17/04/2010 in Baby & toddler
Toddlers just love playing with shapes. So what's the big attraction?
? Even lovely ones, like crescents or semi-circles, are a toddler tongue-twister. And that star that twinkles in the sky is probably the only time we celebrate a shape in song with our babies. However, it seems that Tom’s celebration of certain shapes
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Travel Tips for Toddlers
By Catherine O'Dolan on 07/08/2010 in Tips & advice
Forget the tears and tantrums, with a little forethought travelling with your toddler can be a great adventure
Most parents find toddlerhood the hardest time to fly, mainly because your child is big enough to climb around on the seats but not old enough to read, play Nintendo or watch the in-flight video (although portable DVD players are a godsend). So from 18 months until about four, co...
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Ten fascinating toddler facts
By Fiona McKim on 17/08/2011 in Baby & toddler
From bedtime fears to sensitive ears, a lot goes on in these crucial years
Toddlers are instinctively attracted to shapes that resemble the human face, hence your child’s love of squishy circular playthings.Even early friendships have their ups and downs – it is around the 18 month mark that toddlers begin to have
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Coping with a tempestuous toddler
By Fiona McKim on 22/09/2011 in Baby & toddler
The twos needn’t be terrible with our meltdown-management mantra
It’s tough being a toddler. You are bombarded with new experiences, overwhelming emotions, a desire for independence and as yet none of the necessary logic to cope with this strange and confusing time. Really, it is no surprise that that your child
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How to encourage empathy in your toddler
By Kate Donoughue on 06/01/2011 in Psychology
Just like any other skill, empathy needs to be taught and practised. Here are some easy ways you can teach your child to understand others’ feelings
is how Danny is feeling.” Be confident and firm.Demonstrate empathy Younger toddlers may not be able to understand an explanation, so you need to show empathy. When your toddler is hurt, show him that you are sad; if he is happy, be happy with him. Talk
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Advertorial: Top Tips for Air Travel with your Toddler
By Post Office on 30/08/2011 in Europe
Planning a trip that invloves flying with children? Read our top tips
certainly to attempt air travel with your toddler, an activity that multiplies all the difficulties and stresses usually associated with air travel many times over. To help you get through this often traumatising experience, try following these top tips
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Gender-bender toddlers: Beads, boas and boys
By Victoria Stanley on 18/04/2010 in Baby & toddler
What’s all the fuss about a boy who wants to wear a dress?
his Bob the Builder sweatshirt for something, well, a little more glamorous. Experts believe that most preschool boys experiment by trying on girls’ clothing at least once during these early years. It’s a natural part of toddler curiosity to explore
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Highly Commended Best Family Cook Book 2012 - Complete Baby & Toddler Meal Planner by Annabel Karmel
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 in Food & Dining Awards
Cook up a storm with nutritious and delicious child-friendly recipes
The New Complete Baby and Toddler Meal Planner has been created specifically for babies and toddlers - but is crammed with delicious meal ideas that cater for the whole family. We particularly love the simple (but very tasty) Spaghetti
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Ten games to play with your toddler
By Junior on 16/03/2012 in Baby & toddler
Spark her imagination with these simple pastimes
1. Jump and hop Make two circles with two pieces of string – a big circle with a longer piece and a small circle with the shorter piece. Then show your child how to jump up and down inside the bigger circle, then do the same for the small circle. Count each complete jump or chan...
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