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I had no idea brown bottles are better for breast milk as light does not pass through as readily. I'm glad I know that before I go out to make my purchases.
ReplyDeletegreat tip for how to get a toddler to stop hitting you :) "When she hits you, tell her "No! Don't hit!" in a stern voice. Then simply look away from her (ignore her) for about 15 seconds. That's a much more powerful deterrent at this age than spanking. Also, when she's behaving nicely, pay extra attention to her. That will help solve the problem."
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ReplyDeleteLove the helpful tips to create a bedtime routine for baby
ReplyDeleteRunning into a few bumps on the road to toilet training success? Remember: Rome wasn't built in a day. Learning to use the potty is a complex process for your child. She has to:
ReplyDeleteCoordinate several new behaviors
Put together a series of steps
Decide whether it's worth giving up all this control to please you
Resist comparing her with other kids, as each child is different. Your toddler's progress has more to do with temperamental and neurological factors than her age.
If toilet training has totally stalled and you're fighting your child every step of the way, review the signs of readiness to make sure the time is really right.