Toddler Tip of the Day

Your toddlers diet is key to ensuring strong teeth that resist decay. Your child needs to get plenty of calcium, vitamin D and dairy products.
From: AskBaby.com

Playdates can be a drag when kids haven’t mastered the art of sharing. When it’s your turn to host, go through your kid’s toys beforehand, asking her to pick a few special things she’d prefer not to share.
From: Parents Connect.com

Visit your local pet store. Most pet stores have impressive collections of dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, hamsters and other animals to delight the little ones.
From: Mostly Multiples.com

Have fun today, play a “color game” by asking your child to find something in the room that is a certain color.
From: How to Do things.com

When your child gets frustrated or bored do a project. Anything from coloring and cutting a piece of paper occupies his mind and changes his attitude and actions.
From: LifeTips

Toddlers, who are being introduced to table food and to eating utensils, will make a mess; prepare for it and consider what you use as a floor covering.
From: Wisconsin Child Care Improvement Project

Playgroup activities should be something that will involve all the children and should be kept age-appropriate.
From: ToddlersToday.com

Bob Books, Set 1 A Beginning Readers book set.
From: Lil’ Fingers Storybooks and Games

Kids with good teeth grow up to be adults with good teeth. If you teach your children how to brush and floss and take them to the dentist twice a year, they’ll have strong, healthy teeth.
From: TheBehive.com

Start applying sunscreen BEFORE you even leave the house. This is extremely important as toddler skin is very sensitive and burns easily. Taking the time to apply sunscreen beforehand ensures that you can get their whole body covered and not miss any spots.
From: TipsforToddlers.com