Eating solid food is still a new experience for your toddler. He may need time to get used to the various textures, colors and tastes of new food. He is also becoming more independent now and learning to make choices on his own – an important skill he will need to develop over the years, especially when it comes to food.
My kid loves to play! He jumps around, runs all over the place and never seems to get tired! How can I direct the energy of my little one towards safe and positive play?
Whether my baby is kicking his feet, smiling from ear to ear or crying at the top of his voice, he is obviously trying to tell me something… but what is it?
Will my little angel be shy or outgoing? Will he be able to make friends in nursery school? How can I help him get along with other people?
Congratulations, you have just reached an exciting milestone in baby’s life --- feeding your baby his first solid food! Exciting step in your baby’s eating development, ‘di ba? But we have so many questions --- What foods are recommended as the first solid food? How to know when your baby is ready? How to just get started?
My little one is not even two, but he wants to do everything himself. When I want to help him, he gets angry! When I make a suggestion, his answer is always “no!”. How can I manage his new behavior?
My baby is so masungit lately! Her mouth drools with laway and her cheeks have turned flushed and rosy. They say her baby teeth are coming out soon. Poor baby, she must be in terrible pain! What can I do to comfort her?
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