Toddler
Teething toddler tips
Children usually develop their milk teeth between six and 30 months, although between 12 and 22 months is most common. These so-called ‘milk’ teeth are later replaced by permanent teeth beginning at around eight or so. There are 20 ‘milk’ or primary teeth, 10 on the top and 10 on the bottom. Anterior molars, canines… Read more…
Teaching your toddler to talk
Before your baby can talk you will find yourself wishing they could communicate with you. As soon as they can talk, you’ll be surprised at just how frequently they chatter and wish for some peace and quiet and a break in the constant questions of ‘why mummy…?’. Speaking is a major milestone in your child’s… Read more…
Potty training tips
Most toddlers are ready for potty training at around the age of two. However, every child is different and some may be ready a little earlier whilst for others they won’t be able to master using a potty or toilet until around age three. In the main, girls are better at it than boys. Before… Read more…
Introducing a toddler to a new baby
They say blood is thicker than water, but sibling rivalry, which often erupts in fights and arguments, can be a nightmare to handle. There are many benefits to having more than one child, such as a better ability to share and care for others, as well as having a playmate on hand. However, there are… Read more…
Toddler tooth care
Even though your toddler’s milk teeth will be replaced when they grow older, it is important to make sure they are strong and healthy to prevent gum decay. You should also instil tooth brushing into your child’s daily routine. Diet is also vital – both yours during pregnancy and your child’s as it grows outside… Read more…
