1. MAKE SURE THEY ARE READY!! Don’t give into the pressure you may feel from outside sources to get your kid potty trained before he/she is ready. If they are not ready, you are in for a world of pain and frustration and it will inevitably take much longer than it would have had you waited. 2. Watch for the signs of readiness: They will start showing interest in the potty, be more aware of their own bowel movements, maybe act uncomfortable in their diaper when it’s messe

Taking care of a baby is hard work. No doubt about it. Frequent feedings. Frequent naps. Figuring out how to get your baby to actually take a nap... not in your arms. Frequent smelly poopy diaper changes. Frequent wardrobe changes when your baby pees on you while you are changing his diaper. Snuggling... while walking around bouncing... while shooshing... or singing... when nothing seems to make your baby content. Taking care of a baby is really hard work. No doubt abou

Starting daycare can be a huge change your whole family, but these expert tips can ensure a smooth start—and ideally help everyone love the new routine. 1. Talk about it. A baby may not be able to understand what you're trying to explain, but you can certainly bring up the topic with toddlers. Let her know you’ll be taking her to a special place where she’ll play and learn with other kids her age. You can also read picture books about “school.” 2. Shop together. Pick ou