Let Your Child’s Imagination Run Wild With Aeromax Costumes

Parents looking for a unique costume for Halloween or pretend play will find an impressive selection at Aeromax.
The company prides themselves on creating dress up gear that is realistic.

From Junior Firefighter to Airline pilot, Aeromax’s costumes come complete with official patches and an array of accessories including footware, hats and matching medical gear (physician, [...]

Study: Lack Of Tummy Time Could Mean Developmental Delay in Babies

Since 1992, the American Academy of Pediatrics has been telling parents the importance of putting newborns and infants to sleep on their backs to reduce sudden infant death syndrome(SIDS).

Now the American Physical Therapy Assn. wants parents to know that position is for when they’re sleeping and unsupervised.

Study: 1 in 3 Parents Know Little About Their Developing Baby

A study conducted by the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York finds that a third of U.S. parents know surprisingly little about typical infant development.
“There are numerous parenting books telling people what to expect when they’re pregnant. But once a baby is born, an astonishing number of parents are not only unsure of [...]

The Benefits Of Good Old Fashioned Wooden Blocks

The other day I posted an article on many different stacking toys to help develop cognitive, gross motor and problem solving skills.
Today, I came across this article that has found that good old fashioned blocks may make their toddlers smarter. Go figure…
Children who played with blocks scored on average 15 percent higher on language [...]

Lamaze Puts a Spin On Tummy Time

I love everything that is designed by lamaze. The bright colours, unusual fabrics and interesting textures always made my son happy and kept him occupied for long periods of time.

Tummy time is an issue for most parents because babies have to work harder and they don’t like it. The majority of parents will [...]

5 Developmental Toys For Babies 0-6 Months

Here is an idea of some of the things to expect from your baby between the ages of birth and 6 months. Your baby responds best to a warm, loving environment. Holding your baby and responding to their cries are essential in building a strong, healthy bond. Remember, you can’t “spoil” a baby.

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Read To Your Baby

Babies need to hear and use sounds, sound patterns, and spoken language. This helps prepare them to eventually learn to read printed words. Here are some tips on how you can help provide these opportunities from the moment your baby is born!

Making books, stories, and [...]