The holidays are a good time to test your smoke alarm and change the batteries.
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Make sandwiches with high fiber wheat bread. Try serving your toddler’s peanut butter and jelly on high fiber wheat bread. When flying, the FAA recommends the use of car seats in an aircraft for children less than 40 pounds.
On Thanksgiving eve have your kids write out thank you notes to each of their siblings the night before and leave them at each person’s table-setting for breakfast. Make a card for each family member that will be your guest for Thanksgiving this year. On each card, tell that person what you love most about them, and why you are thankful for them. Thinking of attending the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City? It starts at 77th St., and heads south along Central Park West. Carry a small plastic drop cloth for under baby’s chair, especially if you know that your dining destination has nice rugs, then shake outside. When on vacation check out kid services at other hotels. Just because you’re staying in one hotel doesn’t mean that you can’t visit another. Self-feeding can begin as early as 6mos, as soon as baby can pick up bits of mashed potato or banana or baby peas.
Hang the paper on the wall and below place pillows or cushions. The soft surface will help the children with their balance. When making flight reservations consider the best times to travel with a toddler. Many parents find that bulkhead seating at the front of each section provides more comfort while traveling with a toddler. Provide high fiber fruits such as apples, pears and prunes. Fruits are a painless way to add fiber to your toddler’s diet. Have children color on a large paper on the floor on their hands and knees to strengthen hips and shoulders. During holidays, travel and guests can be expected to disrupt a child’s routine and make them more irritable.
Fill a small tub with water and give toddler containers. Let her pour water from one container to the other. Add bubbles for extra fun. Puzzles and shape sorters are great for toddlers 18+ months old. |
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Toddlers will love the silly Thanksgiving turkeys in this fun counting book full of silly turkeys doing very silly things! From twirling on a dance floor to being chased by a bee to tanning in the sun. Enjoy 
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