Ginny Cruz

As your child moves into toddlerhood, play activities become more complex, and parents often see a purpose to the play, such as patting the baby doll or stacking blocks. By 16 months, your child should have achieved certain play milestones to keep them on track to be ready for school.

Experts recommend traditional toys as best for teaching all the skills your baby should develop in the first months of life. And even better news for today’s cash-strapped parents: traditional toys are inexpensive.

Most mothers know tummy time play should occur during the early months, but many have no idea why it is important. Without understanding the reasons for this recommendation, it is easy to skip it when your baby fusses, spits up, or seems panicked.

Have you ever wondered if your baby is addicted to screens?

In today’s digital age, reducing screen time and embracing nature-based learning is more crucial than ever.