Your Toddler’s Table Manners are Improving

76 Week Paul Banas Jun 22, 2015

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Your toddler is 76 weeks old. As his physical coordination improves, you can expect to see a marked improvement in his table manners. That it will mean less cleaning up for you after mealtimes, will be an additional point to your advatage.

Paul Banas

Paul Banas is happy married dad of two great kids living in San Francisco. He writes now about kids, new technology and how the two interact for GreatDad.com and for Pregnancy Magazine (pregnancymagazine.com) where he is also the publisher.

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