Love, Laugh & Learn Baby Care

Words of wisdom!

L.R.Knost - Little Hearts/Gentle Parenting Resources

Many babies start to suck furiously on their hands at around three months of age, leading parents to believe that a tooth is on the way.

In fact, in most cases this is the not the reason for the furious gnawing on fists. Most babies discover their hands at around 9-12 weeks and suck them to sooth themselves or simply to explore their haptic sense.

A heartfelt thank you to all the Moms, Dads and children who joined us on Saturday! It was wonderful to have you with us, we hope that you had as much fun as we did! 😀 Thank you 🌸

Gate Crashing the Jungle Tots Farm Animal visit! 😇🍼💘

DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES: Critical Developmental Milestones You won’t want Your Child to Miss Critical Developmental Milestones You won’t want Your Child to Miss As a parent, there are few things more exciting than watching your little ones learn a new skill. We cheer them on for something as simple as reaching for a toy for the first time all the way to taking those first steps and learning...

This 2-Minute Cartoon Teaches Infant CPR And Should Be Shared With Every Parent You Know A new video from St. John Ambulance teaches parents how to perform CPR on an infant. If your baby stopped breathing, would you know how to perform infant CPR? The scary reality is that about a quar…

The importance of play, Age by Age Meg Faure - Parent with Sense

Our home away from home offers a comfy cot & an exciting & stimulating playroom. There's outside too of course. :-)

Time for a story... :-)

So very true... 😐

True story – What our Children really want - Nikki Bush I’m not making this stuff up. At the end of a recent Parenting on the Run workshop I presented at the Working Mothers Expo, there happened to be two little girls in the room who were about 8 and 11 years old. As a rule, children are not supposed to be in my parenting workshops because I talk about t...

“The thing about parenting rules is there aren’t any. That’s what makes it so difficult.” — Ewan McGregor, actor