Baby Drooling? 5 Revealing Things About Your (Adorable) Drooling Baby
Bibs aren’t just for meal time! By the time your baby is around two months old, you may find yourself with more and more soggy blankets, drool rags, and onesies. Sure, non-stop drool can be messy, but it’s not just a slick, slippery hassle—infant saliva serves some very important purposes in your little one’s development. Here are some of the burning questions we’ve heard about drool, and the, ahem, easy-to-digest answers from the...
For Some Kids, Change Is Hard (Like Foot-Stomping, I-Don’t-Wanna Hard). Here’s How to Help Them Be a Little More Flexible
Flat tires. Burned dinners. An outflow of cash you didn’t expect. Sometimes things go awry, and even well-grounded adults can lose their sense of calm. So we shouldn’t be surprised, that when faced with sudden changes, many kids have a tendency to, well, freak out. Let’s set the scene: It’s Thursday, your family’s designated pizza night, but when you arrive at your favorite pie shop, it’s unexpectedly closed. In a valiant effort to...
24 Cheap Summer Activities for Kids!
Looking for affordable ways to keep your little ones occupied this summer? We’ve rounded up free (and almost free) activities that can be done inside and outside of the house. 1- Build a Backyard Obstacle Course Construct a backyard obstacle course with hula hoops, jump ropes, sticks, stones, hoses, and other materials from around the house. Your kids can take turns completing it—and the person with the fastest time wins a...
Happy Father’s Day!
“The older I get the more I can see: How much he loved my mother and my brother and me; And he did the best that he could, And I only hope when I have my own family, that every day I see a little more of my father in me.” —Keith Urban Happy Father’s Day to all of our Kidscape families’ Fathers and Grand-Fathers!