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Swaddling Basics for New Parents

January 30, 2023 3 min read

Swaddling is an age-old technique that has been used by many cultures throughout history as an effective way to keep babies feeling secure, safe, and warm while they sleep. Knowing how to properly swaddle your newborn is an important skill for new parents! Not only does it provide comfort and for your little one, but it also helps them sleep soundly through the night, which will benefit both you and your baby!

Your Guide to Baby Bathing Safety

January 23, 2023 2 min read

As a new parent, learning to bathe your baby for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience. With so much to think about, it’s no wonder that many new parents are filled with anxiety. But don’t worry! Here are some simple tips and tricks on how to keep your baby safe during bath time.

Keeping Your Kids Safe from Kidnapping

January 16, 2023 2 min read

It's important for kids to learn the basics of stranger danger from an early age. Teach them not to talk to people they don't know or accept gifts from them without first checking with their parents. You should also teach them about good touch versus bad touch so that they can recognize when someone is trying to hurt them. Don't be afraid to have these conversations—they could save your child's life someday!

Croup: How to Identify the Signs and When to Seek Help

January 10, 2023 5 min read

Being safe and informed is always key, especially when it comes to our children’s health. If you are not a specialist in this area, don't worry! You have already taken the first step to being a better parent just by being curious and researching to stay one step ahead so you can prepare and not panic. So, let's talk about Croup, determine what it is, how to identify signs and symptoms, and when to seek help.

5 Ways to Help Your New Baby Bond with Dad

December 26, 2022 2 min read

We all know just how important the mother/infant bond is, however, have you considered the benefits of ensuring the same amount of effort is put in for dad/infant bonding as well? While mothers are providing nourishment through feedings, fathers can often feel a bit left out from the beginning stages of infancy. There are many ways to ensure your baby is getting much needed time with dads too! Below are just a few steps to make that happen:

Fun Ideas for Gender Reveal Parties

December 20, 2022 2 min read

Though there are many exciting ways to surprise both parents and their support system- below is a list of unique ways to reveal your baby’s gender:

When to Transition Your Baby to Solid Foods

December 12, 2022 3 min read

According to the American Pediatric Association, exclusive breastfeeding till 6 months is recommended. After that, your baby requires other nutrients like zinc, and iron among others to support the rapid phase of growth that follows. Furthermore, we need to expose those little tummies to different varieties of foods.

Top Tips on How to Handle a Choking Accident

December 05, 2022 4 min read

Babies can sometimes slip out from under your radar and put things in their mouths as they love to do, whether they are toys, balloons, coins, small snacks, or just about anything that their hands can find. Sometimes, these objects can get into the wrong passage.

MY TINY TRAVELER PICKS UP A TILLYWIG AWARD

December 04, 2022 1 min read

Every aspect of the My Tiny Traveler system was designed by parents who understand what parents are looking for, when considering products for their new babies and small children. Safety, ease of use and versatility.

Helping Children Express Their Emotions

November 28, 2022 2 min read

Keep it simple. Feelings are big. When we are learning how to express ourselves, we get even more confused. There are plenty of adults in the world who still cannot articulate emotions in a healthy manner. We cannot put adult level work on children. So start young! You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to have a conversation with a child when they know they can safely express their emotions.

Creating a Safe Place for Children to Share with Parents

November 15, 2022 2 min read

Live by example. Children observe so much more than we give them credit for. Don’t feel as though you need to hide your feelings. If you are sad, say so. Better yet, offer an example as to why you have tears flowing down your face. Naturally, this needs to be kid appropriate – but when they see you sharing with them in turn, they will share with you. Make sure to include the moments that are making you happy. “Oh Johnny, I just love with you pick me flowers. They make me so happy.”

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