The Notebook Nobody Sees: Infant Care Daily Observation Notes
There’s a page for your baby that you’ll probably never see in full. Not because it’s hidden — but because […]
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The Handover Conversation: What to Ask Daycare at Pickup
“How was she today?” “Good, she had a great day!” It’s a nice thing to hear. It also tells you
The 3 Second Rule: How Caregivers Learn Baby’s Cry
It’s 2am, the room is dark, and before you’re even fully awake, you already know. Not just that your baby
My child is not speaking yet. She is 18 months old. What can I do?
Here are 5 tips which you can do at home to improve your child’s language skills: Help your child understand
Exploring Music With Your Baby
Music has the power to affect our socio-emotional and psychological well-being. It allows one to express or arouse emotions. Music
When should I start reading stories to my child?
Reading aloud in the child’s first years builds their vocabulary, their knowledge about the world, and the sounds and patterns
Playing with Your Baby
Baby play is all about back-and-forth interactions with you. And when you interact with your baby during play, you give
Managing Own Emotions as Parents to Young Children
Managing strong, negative emotions is surely much easier said than done. But it’s worth the effort, because the payoff is
Should my child attend infant care?
As new parents, we are often overshadowed by guilt of leaving our little one in the arms of a new