If you remember standing with your back to the wall with a book on your head and measuring your height with a pencil as a child, you’ll know how special it is to chart your growth over the years. But now we live in a world full of DIY projects and crafts, so scrawling on walls is a thing of the past. The following are some of the best DIY growth charts you can make as a family that will be cherished long after you’ve grown up and moved on. Continue reading “Clever DIY Growth Charts for Kids” »

Even before your child was born, you probably wondered what color their hair would be, what their eye color would be, and how tall they would be. While you can’t predict everything, there are some clues that can help you gauge your child’s height. Continue reading “How tall should my child be?” »

The most important reason for monitoring each child’s development is to determine whether a child’s development is on track. Looking for developmental milestones is important to understanding each child’s development and behavior. Milestones can help explain a child’s behavior. Continue reading “Why monitoring child’s growth is important?” »

Did you know that the story that babies feel much colder than adults is just a myth? Even so, they feel a little colder than we do, so it is important that babies are warmed up according to the climate in the city where they live. One more layer of clothing than adults wear is enough to make them feel well. Continue reading “How to choose a baby blanket?” »

During the first months of life, the main factor influencing the height and growth of your child is nutrition. Therefore, in general and under normal conditions: “if during the first months of postnatal life a child eats well, it will grow well”. According to data from the Spanish Paediatrics Association, from 6-12 months of life, little by little, the hereditary component of growth becomes clear. Continue reading “What are the factors that influence my child’s height?” »

Teaching the concept of time to preschoolers is no easy feat. Because it is such an abstract concept, children need many opportunities to experience and understand it. Although you may want to jump right into teaching kids how to tell the time, it is vital that they first develop an understanding of time. Continue reading “How do you teach the concept of time to preschoolers?” »

The baby can start sleeping on his own in his room when he starts sleeping through the night or wakes up to feed at most twice a night. This occurs around the 4th or 6th month when breastfeeding is consolidated and the baby begins to create his own rhythm. Continue reading “When can a baby sleep in their own room?” »

Some sing, others turn up the volume as they open the shutter, others opt for peppermint oils. Many mothers seem to agree on this point: there are kids who don’t need to be taken out of bed, quite the contrary – they are the ones who drag their parents out of a deep sleep, indifferent to the idea that there are better ways to wake up than others. Continue reading “How should I wake up my child?” »

Every child always has a huge curiosity to know the time, especially when parents set limits for daily activities. When I was a child it was a strange feeling to know what time to eat delicious food or play, but it was also funny the time to study. It didn’t matter if it was a simple alarm clock, a wall clock, or wristwatches. Continue reading “How to teach a child to tell the time?” »

If you’re looking for an ethically-made fair trade clock or something cheap and cheerful, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re looking for a clock that teaches them a valuable life skill, encourages good behavior or just jazzes up a nursery or bedroom wall, we’ve got some of our favourite children’s clocks. Continue reading “Best Children’s Clocks for Kids from Toddlers to Kindergarten” »