From the mouths of babesKids can say the most embarrassing things.
How to avoid a supermarket tantrumThe simple answer to this is you can't. When kids decide to scream blue murder because, well, there doesn't even need to be a reason, they will! But there are some things you can do to try and prevent the situation and/or deal with it without losing your mind.
Ten easy toilet training stepsToilet training is a personal matter for you and your toddler. There are no hard and fast rules about when to start, except that you should take the lead from your child - he needs to ready
Teaching toddlers road safetyLearning how to cross a road safely is an important life lesson for all toddlers. Here are some ways you can ensure your toddler learns good road safety.
Crafty toddler escapeThis toddler seems to be developing faster than his twin brother when it comes to becoming an escape artist. When his mum has to set up the cameras to see how he escapes from his cot every night, the crafty chap tries to destroy the evidence.
Teaching toddlers road safetyLearning how to cross a road safely is an important life lesson for all toddlers. Here are some ways you can ensure your toddler learns good road safety.
Baby takes the stairs expressSee what happens when parents don't put safety rails and gates on stairs and doorways. This tiny toddler knows that when someone calls for dinner, he can take the express route.
Teaching toddlers road safetyRoads and kids don’t mix. Here’s how to teach them to respect the mean streets and the cars on them
Doughnut boy caught in obvious lie"I didn't have some doughnuts". It's amazing what children think they can get away with, like this boy who has the evidence on his face that he has in fact had doughnuts.
How to pull a baby toothThis little girl lost her first loose tooth after her elder brother attached string between her tooth and a Nerf gun.
Sunglasses can cool tempers and bring peaceThe answer to toddler tantrums is a pair of fashionable sunglasses.
TV blooper, kids at workWhile live to camera, this reporter's daughter steals the limelight by crossing the stage demanding that dad picks her up so she can wave to the viewers.
Totally convincing fake cryIf we are to believe what this boy tells his father that his fake crying is all an act, he should hit the stage immediately. He is so brilliant, just watching his tears stream down his face; we could believe he was being tortured.
What? You ate my Halloween stash?Jimmy Kimmel issued a challenge to parents last week that they were to tell their kids they ate all their Halloween candy. They were then to video their child's reaction and post it to YouTube. No one expected to see this much crying.
Father reads bedtime stories via videoWatch the reaction from this two year old girl watching her daddy read her a good night story via television.
Crafty toddler escapeThis toddler seems to be developing faster than his twin brother when it comes to becoming an escape artist. When his mum has to set up the cameras to see how he escapes from his cot every night, the crafty chap tries to destroy the evidence.
Gyms for tubby toddlersPicture a child-care centre, lots of under five year olds running around, teeny tiny tables and chairs, but can you visualise a room with child sized gym equipment?
Risk of autism in siblings 'twice the prior estimates'Siblings of children with autism are at significantly higher risk for autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) than previously thought, new American research has found.
Playing with kids can reduce violence as an adult: reportMothers who interact and play with their children as toddlers can help reduce their chances of being violent adults.
Ten easy toilet training stepsToilet training is a personal matter for you and your toddler. There are no hard and fast rules about when to start, except that you should take the lead from your child - he needs to ready
Let's talkImagine trying to become fluent in a completely unfamiliar language. Imagine then having to master advanced astronomy, knitting and break-dancing - - all at the same time!
Lessons in kindness for your little onesNo-one knows how to fan the flames of compassion like preschool teachers. Our embedded reporter discovers their secrets.
How to nurture a dobberNo-one likes a tattletale, but we also want kids to tell us when they or someone else needs help. Here, a psychologist, an expert in early childhood and the mother of a reformed telltale explain how to cope with your household informant
Let's play, mummy!There's nothing wrong with a bit of culture for your little one and he'll love it if you get involved too - so get reading and play some sweet music together.
Help! My toddler's driving me crazy!Waking up one morning to find your placid cherub has turned into a stroppy little person with a mind of his own can come as quite a shock.
Jump startThose little legs are good for lots more than just walking, as your children soon work out.
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