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How to raise a happy child
By Babyexpert.com on 13/06/2006 13:10:00
Being a parent is a big job. You are the biggest influence on your child, so how can you make sure you get it right?
We all want to know our children are happy, secure and successful, but how can you go about making sure you raise a child to be all these things?Children learn by example. Set them the right example and you are on the way to raising a child who
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Spotting a left-handed child
By Babyexpert.com on 15/07/2007 15:18:00
When will you know whether your child will be right- or left-handed?
: which hand your child uses to hold a spoon when eating; which foot do they prefer to kick with; which hand do they use to hold a crayon or pencil; when standing on one leg which leg do they feel more secure on? Lefthanders may find it easier to stand
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Raise a maths whizz
By Babyexpert.com on 25/11/2008 08:57:00
Bring up your child to be confident with numbers.
If you think you're rubbish at maths, make sure you don't pass on your lack of confidence to your child.A study of children's performances in maths tests at age 10 found that those who had a stimulating home environment in the early years scored 30
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Learning toys for pre-schoolers
By Babyexpert.com on 04/09/2008 23:46:00
Fun educational ways to give your child a headstart as they prepare to start school.
Got a child wholl soon be starting nursery or pre-school?There's no need to worry if they can't recognise letters or numbers yet - that's what pre-school is for.But if you are looking for fun educational ways to give your child a little bit of a
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Pay attention, please
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 16:17:00
Help your child develop concentration skills
By the time he turns 1, you'll have a good idea whether concentration is his strong point or not. Like adults, children vary tremendously in how long they can concentrate on something new. While some toddlers can watch something for hours, others
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Boost your toddler's creativity
By Babyexpert.com on 25/03/2009 09:13:00
Artist Roz Streeten's five top tips for getting arty with your child.
Want to do some art and craft work with your toddler but not sure how to go about it?Roz Streeten, the creator of Rosie Flo drawing and colouring books, offers her top five tips to encourage your child's creativity, through cheap creative games
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A handy hint
By Babyexpert.com on 07/04/2006 13:53:00
Your childs character is developing before your eyes. Now hes on the move and starting to talk, clues will emerge as to his future personality.
be difficult, so make sure he knows that he is special.'Left-handed children's scissors cost £3.75, from www.anythingleft-handed.co.ukNow that your toddler's social skills a re developing quickly, encourage him to make friends with others.DO ask children
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She doesnt want to go to nursery
By Babyexpert.com on 19/04/2006 15:56:00
Get your child through the nursery doors with a smile on her face, instead of tears.
.Send in a throwaway cameraSend your child into nursery with a disposable camera, and ask her key worker to take pictures of her having fun throughout her day - painting, playing, building, dressing up. Once your pictures are developed, make a little book
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Professor Robert Winston's sleeping, feeding and growing tips
By Sophie Westnedge on 04/02/2013 12:27:47
Sleep problems? Weaning an older baby off the breast? TV's child development expert answers your tricky parenting questions…
. The fact is that we don’t all need the same amount of sleep, but babies do tend to need much more sleep than adults. It might be that you will just have to accept and adjust to how she is, and, for a while, you might just have to spend time with a child who
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Make TV work for you and baby
By Babyexpert.com on 06/03/2007 10:48:00
Watching TV can be good for your little one - provided you are at her side.
with the launch of BabyFirst, an advert-free educational channel for babies and toddlers on Sky TVs Kids Mix.The shows have been put together with advice from experts in child development, education and psychology, and are designed to be watched by children
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