Yes, you can bring whole milk on a plane for your toddler. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has special rules for liquids needed for infants and toddlers, which include milk, juice, and liquid nutrition. These items are allowed in amounts larger than the standard 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) limit for other liquids. This exception is … Read more
Why does my toddler wake up crying? It’s upsetting to hear your little one wake up unhappy in the night. Many things can cause it. It could be a simple need like feeling sick or being too warm. It might be about changes in how they sleep or things they feel, like feeling scared or … Read more
Giving medicine to your toddler can feel tricky. You want to help them feel better. You may need to give Tylenol or Motrin for fever or pain. How often can you give Motrin and Tylenol to your toddler? And how much is the right dose? You can usually give Tylenol every 4 to 6 hours, … Read more
Yes, a standard crib mattress can typically work safely for a standard toddler bed. This is because toddler beds are designed to use the same size mattress as a crib. The main safety points to check are that the mattress fits snugly in the toddler bed frame with no gaps and that the mattress itself … Read more
How do you gently stop co-sleeping with a toddler? It takes time, patience, and small steps. Many families co-sleep. It can be a warm, close time. But maybe now you feel it’s time for your toddler to sleep in their own bed. This guide shares kind ways to help your child make the change. It … Read more
Figuring out when to start teaching your toddler to wipe their bum usually happens when you are already knee-deep in the potty training journey. Most children show readiness for learning this skill sometime between the ages of 3 and 5 years old. It’s a big step in teaching hygiene skills and moving towards being fully … Read more
Are you wondering how to keep your toddler in bed? Helping your toddler stay in bed means building good sleep habits. It takes time and being very patient. You need a plan for bedtime. You need to know what to do when they get out. Getting your toddler to sleep well helps everyone in the … Read more
Potty training is a big step for any child and parent. It can feel harder when your child doesn’t use words to talk about their needs. Potty training a non verbal toddler is different, but it is very possible. It just needs patience, clear signs, and often, different ways to communicate. This guide helps you … Read more
Cleaning a toddler potty is a key part of potty training. It keeps things clean and safe for your child. To clean a toddler potty, first empty the waste into the toilet. Then, rinse the potty with water. Next, wash it with soap and water. Use a brush or cloth. After washing, rinse again. Finally, … Read more
Okay, let’s talk about why your toddler seems to chew on everything. Seeing your little one gnawing on toys, books, furniture, or even their clothes is very common. Is it normal? Yes, in most cases, this is a completely normal part of toddler development. There are several key reasons why toddlers chew on things, from … Read more