Co-Sleeping Arrangements with a Toddler and a Baby
Welcome back to Babylicious! Thanks for visiting again. If you’ve enjoyed reading my blog, subscribe to my RSS feed to get regular updates on what’s new at Babylicious.Hubby and I had never intended to co-sleep with our children. At the beginning, when we had Gavin, we both tried very hard to get Gavin [...]
Early Childhood Education: Introducing the Classics
I can’t remember where I read it, but I do recall a book that mentioned that aside from doing all the usual things you do with your child, you can also read complex (or more complicated) books to help stimulate development. This is all part and parcel to exposing your child to all the different [...]
Introducing Glenn Doman to a Baby and a Toddler
This is day 3 since I received the Glenn Doman kits.
Gavin’s Program:
Math: learning to recognise red dot cards from one to ten (they did say that Gavin was probably too old to be starting this but I thought I’d just give it a go and see how he responds to it first. Heck! I paid [...]
Infant Educational Programs – When do you Begin?
After reading up on strabismus in infants, I’ve been giving some more thought to all those early childhood education programs for babies. Many of the programs list birth as the recommended age for commencing the program, however, since babies can’t see very well at birth, doesn’t that defeat the purpose of flashing cards at them?
My [...]
Babies: Strabismus, Cross-eyes – When is it a Problem?
Lately I have been noticing that Gareth seems to have cross-eyes (strabismus) quite often. Sometimes both eyeballs will wonder on their own as if they are each looking at different things. Although Gavin, too, had cross-eyes when he was a baby, I don’t recall it ever being that bad and I certainly don’t remember both [...]
