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By Lee Cassidy on 24/09/2013 16:28
Now that baby is only one month away from their first birthday, they are no longer the infant that cannot do anything without you. They still need plenty of care and support, but their growing independence is becoming apparent. They may walk while holding your hands and possibly hold out an arm or leg to help you dress them. At mealtimes they may be able to grip and drink from a cup (though some children will not be able to do this yet) and hand feed themselves an entire meal.

By Ruth Harding on 17/09/2013 16:08

Starting nursery is a special day in your child’s life, but it can be an emotional one for them and you! So how can you make sure your child’s first day at nursery goes smoothly?

Parents and carers use day nursery services for all sorts of reasons. There is the very practical reason of enabling you to use your time for work and study commitments. There are also the learning and socialising benefits that a child can gain from being amongst other children and the input of Early Years Practitioners.

By Ann Belle on 10/09/2013 11:21

Living far from my extended family isn't easy. Don't get me wrong, I love living abroad. Still I get sad knowing that my parents and in-laws aren't forming the type of relationship with our children that they would have if we had never moved. When I talk to my friends who live within an ocean from their parents, they remind me that I'm not alone. Many children grow up far from their grandparents. Even families in the same city have a hard time seeing each other regularly. Our schedules are busy. Thankfully, the Internet has made it easier to stay connected, but it takes more than just the occasional email, Facebook, or blog update to form bonds.

By admin on 03/09/2013 15:29
Ah, the joys. At the ten month stage your baby will probably be able to crawl well on their hands and knees. Many babies will start to crawl before ten months but will only start to master the skill now. Your baby will also be able to sit confidently and whilst walking holding on to furniture may be able to let go for a moment and stand alone.

By admin on 03/09/2013 15:29
Ah, the joys. At the ten month stage your baby will probably be able to crawl well on their hands and knees. Many babies will start to crawl before ten months but will only start to master the skill now. Your baby will also be able to sit confidently and whilst walking holding on to furniture may be able to let go for a moment and stand alone.

By admin on 03/09/2013 15:29
Ah, the joys. At the ten month stage your baby will probably be able to crawl well on their hands and knees. Many babies will start to crawl before ten months but will only start to master the skill now. Your baby will also be able to sit confidently and whilst walking holding on to furniture may be able to let go for a moment and stand alone.

By Lee Cassidy on 03/09/2013 15:29
Ah, the joys. At the ten month stage your baby will probably be able to crawl well on their hands and knees. Many babies will start to crawl before ten months but will only start to master the skill now. Your baby will also be able to sit confidently and whilst walking holding on to furniture may be able to let go for a moment and stand alone.

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