Toddler Tip of the Day

Even if her little boy were an alligator or a super-smelly skunk, this mother would love her child unconditionally in I Love You Stinky Face

From: Lil’ Fingers Storybooks and Games

Don’t forget to consider your child’s allergies and whether or not he has asthma though, in addition to if he is responsible enough to take of a pet.

From: about.com

Talk directly to your toddler. Look at them while you talk. Spend time talking to them; ask them questions even if they don’t have a very big vocabulary.

From: toddlerlearningactivities.blogspot.com

Antihistamines are the gold standard of allergy treatment. They work by blocking the effect of histamine, the chemical released from certain cells in the body after being exposed to an allergen.

From: webmd.com

Make sure your toddler is eating correctly with the WebMD Toddler Feeding Chart.

From: webmd.com

Review manners and basic social skills with your tot like how to wash his hands.

 From: preschoolers.about.com

There are certain foods that are not recommended for the first year of life, eggs, shellfish, fish, nuts, and peanuts are not recommended.

From: childfoodallergy.com

The clever and colorful Miss Honey B. Five shows little ones ages 0–3 how hearts fill to the brim when friends gather together for tea and good times in My Very First Tea Party

From: Lil’ Fingers Storybooks and Games

Blending fruits and vegetables into drinks – with a straw – can often entice children to eat things which would usually make them turn up their noses. And it is an excellent way to sneak in supplements such as, egg powder, wheat germ, yogurt, honey, and peanut butter.

From: telegraph.co.uk

Keeping the reading experience a positive time is imperative so if your toddler is not in the mood, skip a day and try again tomorrow.

From: yourwisdom.yahoo.com