October 2020 Babies 🇺🇸

For yalls toddlers, do yall still use baby shampoo or what are yall using? Are the cheap 1$ grown up shampoo safe for their little heads? Just curious

I’m tired of being scared to start a business just to fail. I’m pushing myself this year to get it up off the ground so I’m starting with my target audience.

Hi everyone! Is anyone else experiencing issues getting their 4 year old to school in the morning? At night my daughter asks us if she has to go to school the next day. If we say yes (she only goes 3 days a week) she gets upset.

This is the first time shes been in a school setting but she has been going since late August! She cries and says she doesnt want to go because she misses us. By the time she comes home she seems fine. Today was especially hard because it was her first day back after Spring Break. I tried to explain that all big kids (like her cousins) go to school. Does anyone have any tips that may help ease her mind and make it easier to get her out the door in the mornings?

My son is 4 years old. He has participated in various supportive programs, including Early Head Start, mentorship, Early Intervention, Parents as Teachers, daycare, and more. He has been doing well overall—he understands everything and is able to do many things independently.

However, the one area we’re still working on is speech. So far, he only says a few words like “apple,” “baby,” and “mama.”

I’d love to hear from other parents—if your child has experienced something similar, what steps have you taken to support their speech development? Any insights or experiences would be greatly appreciated.

My four year old has figured out how to “tickle her vagina”. I’m trying really hard not to shame this. My husband wants to tell her that she shouldn’t do it. Any ideas for this? I don’t want her to feel bad about her body. But he and I need to be aligned.