A Gentle Guide for the First Bites Starting solid foods is such an exciting milestone! Whether you’re doing purées, baby-led weaning (BLW), or a mix of both, one of the most common questions parents ask is:“How do I teach my baby to actually eat and chew?” Let’s break down this learning process step-by-step — gently, […]
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When to Start, How to Do It, and What Potty to Choose Potty training is one of the biggest milestones in toddlerhood. For parents, it can feel both exciting and overwhelming—should you start now or wait a little longer? Should you buy a potty chair or a potty seat? And how do you make the
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What’s Normal? Many parents worry when their child hasn’t started walking independently by 18 months. The truth is, toddlers develop at their own pace. Most babies take their first steps between 12–15 months, but some children walk later, up to 18 months, and this is still within the normal range. If your little one is
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