From chicken pox to teaching them about hygiene and caring for little teeth, find everything you need to help keep up with your toddlers health.
The bacteria your kids need for good immunity
Having high levels of good bacteria (gut flora) in the digestive system is essential for building a strong immune system ...
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All About Chickenpox
Chickenpox is a contagious disease that can lead to scarring, pneumonia, meningitis and in adulthood, shingles. Find more information on ...
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Natural bath time fun for big kids and personality types
Kids will love the new convenient Weleda Kids 2in1 Shampoo & Body Wash that gently cleanses skin and hair while being mild on the eyes ...
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What a Serve of Food Means for a Toddler
Grab our free printable below to see precisely what a serve of food means for a toddler ...
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Sugar and my child
Often the major source energy in children's diet comes from carbohydrates, which includes sugars and starches ...
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When To Start Toilet Training
If your toddler starts exhibiting these signs, it may be time to start toilet training ...
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Headphone safety for kids
Headphones are linked with hearing loss in kids, research has shown. Find out about safe ...
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Is a dummy right for you?
Using a dummy or a pacifier for your baby has positive and negative aspects. Read ...
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Encouraging Your Toddler To Eat
Encouraging a toddler to eat a full meal can be tricky and messy! Read our ...
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The Benefits of Movement for Babies
Scientific studies have shown that your child's future development is highly dependent upon the way ...
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Sugar and my child
Often the major source energy in children's diet comes from carbohydrates, which includes sugars and ...
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Prebiotics and kids health
What you need to know about giving your kids prebiotics for their health ...
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Is My Toddler Getting Enough Exercise?
Toddlers need a minimum of three hours exercise a day, while school-aged children should have ...
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