18 to 24 months
Seeing your baby go from mushy food to walking and even talking is an incredible phase of development in such a short time. Find support for teething problems at every little leap towards being a toddler.
Toilet training differs for each baby at different ages. You need to watch for clues that your baby is ready, then ease into the training casually. Do not hurry the process. Keep your patience and follow the right steps discussed here.
There is a lot to consider when putting together a healthy meal plan for your toddler. The following suggestions include most of what your toddler will need every day and will make the planning process easier. This is simply a guide - individual toddler needs will vary depending on their activity levels and age.
Before starting to toilet train your little one, assess their readiness. Assessing this is probably the easiest part of the whole toilet training process. However, once the process begins you may face a few challenges along the way. Staying calm and positive, as well as following some simple tips, will hopefully make the whole process a little easier.
When your toddler has a fever it is always a concern but don’t worry, it is not always a cause for panic. Fever is a symptom that occurs when the body is fighting an unwanted intruder such as bacteria or virus. Fever in toddlers can lead to adverse reactions so keep an eye on your toddler if they have a temperature and don’t hesitate to see your doctor if you are concerned.
As your baby grows and becomes a toddler at around 12 months of age, they are much more active. They may find it difficult to switch off and unwind. It is important to create a regular sleeping pattern. Some tips to help improve sleeps include creating a regular bedtime routine and sticking to it.
As your baby grows into a toddler, there will be times when you are concerned about their health and whether they need medical attention for a fever or allergy. These times are concerning for a parent. This chapter will provide you with some information on some of the more common health concerns toddlers experience.
There is a lot to consider when putting together a healthy meal plan for your toddler. The following suggestions include most of what your toddler will need every day and will make the planning process easier. This is simply a guide - individual toddler needs will vary depending on their activity levels and age.
Eating is an essential human function. Every country and every civilisation has created its own eating habits and cuisine. Teaching healthy eating habits to children is something parents may take for granted but it can sometimes be difficult when everyone has different taste preferences, or your child refuses to eat certain foods.
The process of toilet training takes time and is gradual. More so than for your baby, it’s a task on your part to remain patient and stick with it. These general tips may help you in your toilet training journey. However, since every child is different, you may discover other simple ways to get the job done, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Good luck! It’ll all pay off in the long run.
