Toddlerhood!Month 13
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You may know that reading to your child daily can help him develop his vocabulary and foster a love of books and the written word, a sense of adventure and creativity, an enthusiasm for learning, and more. But what if your child isn't interested in sitting still for a story book? What if he impatiently skips most of the pages, slams the book shut, and squirms off of your lap? We've got great tips on reading to your child…
Are most of the toys in your young child's toy box are already frayed, broken, bent, or ripped? All too many toys today are made of poor quality materials and with little attention to craftsmanship and detail. Learn to spot toys that are simple, stimulating, versatile, long-lasting, and appealing to kids of many ages. And when you own them, treat them with care and store them properly -- and encourage your children to do the same. Use these guidelines to choose toys with staying power…
Are your baby's immunizations up to date? Check in with your little one's pediatrician if they're not. If you and your doctor have chosen to skip any shots, be sure you know why.
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