Archives for December 2006

Your baby is twenty-nine weeks old. Babies often seem to grow up to do things the way their parents do them. This is because babies learn from example and imitate the actions of people they see around them. It's a good reason for you to start playing a role model  to your baby. Do the right things and your baby will pick up the cues from … [Read more...] about Your Baby Learns By Watching You

Making your toddler, who is just learning to walk, wear shoes or any protective gear is no child's play! Refusal to wear shoes has several possible reasons and is characterized by the following: Conflict of Interests: Parents force their toddlers to wear shoes. Children at this age view this as unnecessary, and try to assert their own identity, by simply throwing the … [Read more...] about Buy your Baby’s First Shoes

The World Health Organization (WHO) and American Psychological Association recognize autism as a developmental disability resulting from disorders of the central human nervous system. Though the most apparent signs of autism in children are visible at two or three years of age, parents should also be wary of symptoms of this disorder in their infants. Though specific causes … [Read more...] about Autism: Identifying it Early Can Improve Your Child’s Chances for Treatment

The Robeez Butterfly Shoes with soft flexible soles are specially meant for your baby's delicate feet. They are easy to slip-on, have a stay-on elastic ankle band and skid resistant soles, and are washable by hand or machine. … [Read more...] about Robeez Butterfly Shoes

Your baby is  twenty-eight weeks old. While you may expect - even wish - that your baby's progress confirms to a well-defined sequence of stages, in reality no such standard exists. Most babies' growths follow highly individual paths and there is simply no point comparing one to the other. Having said that, should you have any doubts about the pace of your baby's … [Read more...] about Your Baby will Grow at His Own Pace