Parenting – LifeSavvy

How to Make Your Own Baby Food

Jill Chafin | April 24th

Packaged baby food has come a long way, with plenty of organic options and yummy flavors. However, making your own baby food is a fun and easy way to save on packaging and money. Plus, you can get creative, exposing your baby to a wide variety of tastes.

How to Help a Toddler with Separation Anxiety

Angela Brown | April 17th

Separation anxiety is normal. Most children between the ages of 18 months and three years get nervous when mom or dad leaves them for an extended amount of time. Here’s how to handle it.

How to Ease the Transition from Crib to Bed

Angela Brown | April 11th

Moving your little one from a crib to a bed is a big step, for both you and your child. It’s not hard to get a child excited about trying a “big-kid” bed, but some little ones may miss the comfort of their old surroundings.

Avoid Parenting Frustrations by Limiting Your Kid’s Options

Angela Brown | March 28th

Imagine someone gives you $50, sends you into the store and says, “pick something out.” What do you choose when you have so many choices? If adults find such broad parameters overwhelming, imagine what it feels like for a child.

How Long Should You Wait Before Breaking up a Sibling Argument?

Angela Brown | March 26th

As a kid, your siblings could be your best friends or your worst enemies, depending on how many ice cream sandwiches were left in the freezer. Now as a parent, you’re watching or (more likely) listening to your kids argue and wondering whether the bickering is normal of or if it’s time to step in and take over.

Fun Ways to Teach Kids Responsibility

Angela Brown | March 15th

Teaching your kids to be responsible humans has its ups or downs, but you can make it more fun when you have a few tricks up your sleeves. (Psst. You don’t even have to tell them it’s a lesson!)

The Best Sites for Free Children’s Books and Stories

Yuvraj Wadhwani | March 11th

Reading books to your children is not only a great way to spend time bonding with them but an excellent way to teach language skills and get them excited about reading. When physical books don’t get the creative juices flowing, try the following websites for the most amazing children stories.

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