Add natural lighting

Where possible, pick a spot in your house with access to natural light. This type of environment boosts wellbeing, performance, and creativity. The environment will also be more conducive for learning.

Add more colors

Colors have an impact on the mind of the average human. Kids are different but different colors can motivate and inspire them.

Younger kids thrive in stimulating, bright colors. Some good examples are green, orange and yellow. Green produces a calming effect. It can also help aid concentration.

Have comfortable and sturdy seating

Even as adults, it can be painful to sit in a bad chair for extended periods. The same applies to kids. Ensure that the chairs in the study room are comfortable. They should also provide sufficient support for the child’s back.

Also, add a few seating options, which may include beanbags, chairs, or reading nooks. This gives your child the freedom to move around the room as they explore and play.

Provide activities for the child

Prepare puzzles, art, games and more that can keep the child engaged in the space.

The post How to Create a Learning Space for Your Child appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

As weird as it sounds, babies have personalities. Most parents can tell when their kids are wild or quiet. This can be considered before picking colors for the nursery. Here are some tips to follow:

Red

Red means power, passion, and blood. It may be excessive for a new baby. However, a little splash here and there won’t hurt.

Orange

Orange signifies fast food. This is because a blend of yellow and red make people hungry. If you want your baby to love food, this should be your choice for the main colors.

Green

This is a natural color, and it is easy on the eyes. Blending it with yellow and blue can make the room stand out.

View this post on Instagram

Comfy and Cosy (:Dina Bandman)

A post shared by WaterMelon Concept (@watermelonconcept) on Oct 29, 2018 at 6:09am PDT

Yellow

Yellow means happiness, but you should not overdo it. A few splashes in the center will do the trick. It is a balancing color, so just ensure that there’s a small splash of it somewhere.

Blue

Blue has so many different shades, and not all are ideal for a room. Opt for a brighter shade of blue and add some accents of orange, yellow or red.

White

White is perfect, but you should be careful not to overdo it. So many colors can blend with it, so use them well.

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Preschool years involve lots of physical, mental and emotional development. This is why one to two hours of TV is enough for preschoolers. You can make this routine a habit by aiming for moderation. Some tips include:

Don’t channel surf

If your child’s educational program is over, put off the TV. This is why DVD may be better because they simply go off after the program ends.

Avoid using the TV as background noise

When you are not watching, don’t use the TV for background noise. This can interfere with the learning process.

Don’t eat in front of the TV

It is better to eat at the table than in front of the television. This setting helps promote good manners while developing the child’s conversational skills.

Set a schedule

TV time should be set at the same time daily. This helps the child to know when to expect. The TV should not be a constant factor in the home.

Ensure that everyone else gets with the program

Your babysitter and caregivers should be informed of the viewing rules. It would help if you also disciplined yourself when it comes to TV viewing.

Monitor TV viewing

Kids can’t tell the difference between fiction and fact, so your role includes explaining these things to the child.

The post How Much TV Does Your Preschooler Needs? appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Get help

Don’t work alone, get help from other adults. Family and friends are the best people for the job. The adults can monitor the play areas, and run headcount. Get as many people as possible.

Entertainment

Plan to have games to keep the kids busy. The best kid-friendly activities should include paper and crayon games, clay and toys. Always change the activities after a short time as kids have short attention spans. Also, don’t choke the kids with too many activities.

Create a warm environment

Kids will be encouraged to engage in activities if the environment is conducive. Look out for kids that seem distant and encourage them to play. Doing this prevents meltdowns because the kids will be occupied.

Variety is better

Offer the kids different sips and snacks. Find out from parents about possible food allergies before the party.  Ensure that you provide both beverages, snacks, and have enough for the invitees.

Childproof the play area

Do a complete sweep of the area before the party starts. Hide all hazardous things and don’t place them on the counter where kids can reach. Even small items can be a choking hazard. Also, remove low-hanging branches in the yard as well as gardening equipment.

The post Keeping Toddlers Safe During Parties appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

If you live in the city or want to plant during winter, you can opt for an indoor garden. Set it down near the window.

Plant the seed

Plant bush beans, radishes, and lettuce because they grow quickly. Kids are not patient like adults, so they need to see the results of their labor in the shortest time possible. Start by teaching the child how to plant and where to place the seeds.

Show your child how to water it and harvest the crops. Always celebrate after each milestone. If possible, visit a farm, and show the kid how the planting is done on a larger scale.

Teach responsibility

Planting in the garden teaches a child about the need to show care and responsibility. These qualities are essential and can help sculpt the child into a responsible young adult. Remember that your child is young and you shouldn’t expect too much. Offer all the help you can, and your child will love the activity in no time.

The post Make Gardening Fun for Your Little One appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Make it gradual

Don’t rush the process. Make the transition a gradual process by easing the little one into the new space. Spend time playing with him in the new space so he can feel more comfortable.

Talk about it often

Talking about the “big kid” room often will help the baby look forward to moving. Only focus on the positive aspects of staying in a new room and bed. You can tell him that he’ll have more space to play with his toys.

Take favorite items to the room

Start taking some of the baby’s favorite items to the new bedroom. Items like toys and stuffed animals can be taken to the room. Arrange to play with the toys with the baby every evening before bedtime. You can also read a bedtime story.

Let kid participate in decorating

Let the toddler help with decorating his new space because it gives him a sense of control and makes the place more comfortable for him. Some ideas include asking the child what color to paint the room.

Throw a small party

Such changes call for a celebration. Throw a small party to commemorate the switch. This helps build excitement about the process.

The post Transitioning your Toddler From the Crib to the Bedroom appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Flu shot

Since babies under six months cannot receive flu shots, family members and caregivers should receive the shot if they can.

Breastfeed

You can also breastfeed your baby to reduce her risk of contracting the flu. Breastfeeding enhances your baby’s immunity and fights off infections such as the flu.

Always wash your hands

Protect your baby by washing your hands often with water and soap. You do not need to use antibacterial soap for this purpose; regular soap works well.

Sanitize your environment and toys

Ensure that all areas and toys your baby handles are cleaned and sanitized regularly. Ensure that you discuss with your pediatrician about the safest cleaning agents for play areas.

Wash your baby’s hands

Aside from washing your hands, you need to wash the baby’s hands regularly. Using soap is water is recommended. However, where this is not possible, get a hand sanitizer for kids older than one year. Kids younger than two can use a soaked paper towel or a wet wipe to clean the hands often.

The post Flu Prevention Tip for Newborns appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Check the temperature

The room should have a temperature that is suitable for an adult. It shouldn’t be too warm, and it is also unsafe. Excess heat increases the risk of SIDS.

Furnish the floor

You can use a carpet or a soft run to warm up the room as well as create a safe play area on the floor. Carpets or rug also muffle noise and create a more serene environment for babies during different seasons.

Keep the nursery dark

Darkening shades or hanging blinds will prevent the morning sun from seeping in and waking your baby. Dimmers can also create a soothing atmosphere for sleeping.

Leave some white noise

Most babies prefer to sleep with some noise in the background. You can vacuum, use the washing machine or watch TV while your baby naps. This may be what the baby needs to sleep soundly during bedtime.

A conducive nursery does not have to be designed with fancy gadgets or expensive décor to a be comfortable area for sleeping. Focus on the simple things and understand what your baby needs.

The post How to Create a Baby-Friendly Nursery appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Responsibility

Kids tend to be more responsible when they grow around animals. This is because of the duties they have to care for the animal. Duties may include feeding the fish, walking the dog or scooping kitty litter.

Compassion and empathy

These positive traits are common in such kids because of the care and attention needed for the pet to stay alive. Pets also show empathy and compassion by how much they love their owners and kids learn from this as well.

Comfort

Pets can be a source of comfort during difficult times. A hug may be all that is required to heal a broken heart and pets offer it freely. Sometimes, the constant companionship could be what the child needs to deal with the stress or trauma.

Strengthening family bonds

Family bonds are strengthened when everyone loves and cares for a pet. Children watch their parents nurture the pets and copy this behavior. When everyone in the family loves and treasures the animal, it will help strengthen the bond between them.

The post Your Child Should Grow Around Animals appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Put away books and toys

This chore can help the child learn how to stay organized. Make the child keep all toys and books in the right place if they can reach it. They will develop a habit of organizing their rooms as they grow up.

Dusting

You can give them a small cloth to wipe surfaces they can reach. You can focus on the higher surfaces while the child handles lower areas. This is an excellent way to bond.

Arranging napkins for dinner

Your child can also help before dinner by setting up the napkins on the table. This can serve as math practice because it involves counting.

Watering the greens

You can get the child a miniature watering can to water plants in your garden. This can teach the child about responsibility and spraying water is fun.

Making the bed

You can do this with the child and make it more fun by having a short pillow fight before getting to work. Remember to throw a few high-fives and praises in between.

The post Fun Chores for Little Children appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Add natural lighting

Where possible, pick a spot in your house with access to natural light. This type of environment boosts wellbeing, performance, and creativity. The environment will also be more conducive for learning.

Add more colors

Colors have an impact on the mind of the average human. Kids are different but different colors can motivate and inspire them.

Younger kids thrive in stimulating, bright colors. Some good examples are green, orange and yellow. Green produces a calming effect. It can also help aid concentration.

Have comfortable and sturdy seating

Even as adults, it can be painful to sit in a bad chair for extended periods. The same applies to kids. Ensure that the chairs in the study room are comfortable. They should also provide sufficient support for the child’s back.

Also, add a few seating options, which may include beanbags, chairs, or reading nooks. This gives your child the freedom to move around the room as they explore and play.

Provide activities for the child

Prepare puzzles, art, games and more that can keep the child engaged in the space.

The post How to Create a Learning Space for Your Child appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

As weird as it sounds, babies have personalities. Most parents can tell when their kids are wild or quiet. This can be considered before picking colors for the nursery. Here are some tips to follow:

Red

Red means power, passion, and blood. It may be excessive for a new baby. However, a little splash here and there won’t hurt.

Orange

Orange signifies fast food. This is because a blend of yellow and red make people hungry. If you want your baby to love food, this should be your choice for the main colors.

Green

This is a natural color, and it is easy on the eyes. Blending it with yellow and blue can make the room stand out.

View this post on Instagram

Comfy and Cosy (:Dina Bandman)

A post shared by WaterMelon Concept (@watermelonconcept) on Oct 29, 2018 at 6:09am PDT

Yellow

Yellow means happiness, but you should not overdo it. A few splashes in the center will do the trick. It is a balancing color, so just ensure that there’s a small splash of it somewhere.

Blue

Blue has so many different shades, and not all are ideal for a room. Opt for a brighter shade of blue and add some accents of orange, yellow or red.

White

White is perfect, but you should be careful not to overdo it. So many colors can blend with it, so use them well.

View this post on Instagram

For More Info : WhatsApp Only +6282243321080 (Office Hour) Email : cs.babyboxstore@gmail.com ——————————– Tags : #boxbayi #babybox #ranjangbayi #tempattidurbayi #tokoboxbayi #jualboxbayi #babycrib #taffel #taffelbayi #furnitureanak #furniturejakarta #furniturebali #furnituresurabaya #furniturebandung #kursimenyusui #tempattiduranak #tempattidur #babytafel #crib #babyboy #babygirl #nursery #shabbychic #babyroom #bedhouse #boxbayiID #rockingchair

A post shared by BOX BAYI – BABY TAFEL – LEMARI (@boxbayi_id) on Oct 29, 2018 at 6:16am PDT

The post How to Choose Colors for Your Nursery appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Preschool years involve lots of physical, mental and emotional development. This is why one to two hours of TV is enough for preschoolers. You can make this routine a habit by aiming for moderation. Some tips include:

Don’t channel surf

If your child’s educational program is over, put off the TV. This is why DVD may be better because they simply go off after the program ends.

Avoid using the TV as background noise

When you are not watching, don’t use the TV for background noise. This can interfere with the learning process.

Don’t eat in front of the TV

It is better to eat at the table than in front of the television. This setting helps promote good manners while developing the child’s conversational skills.

Set a schedule

TV time should be set at the same time daily. This helps the child to know when to expect. The TV should not be a constant factor in the home.

Ensure that everyone else gets with the program

Your babysitter and caregivers should be informed of the viewing rules. It would help if you also disciplined yourself when it comes to TV viewing.

Monitor TV viewing

Kids can’t tell the difference between fiction and fact, so your role includes explaining these things to the child.

The post How Much TV Does Your Preschooler Needs? appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Get help

Don’t work alone, get help from other adults. Family and friends are the best people for the job. The adults can monitor the play areas, and run headcount. Get as many people as possible.

Entertainment

Plan to have games to keep the kids busy. The best kid-friendly activities should include paper and crayon games, clay and toys. Always change the activities after a short time as kids have short attention spans. Also, don’t choke the kids with too many activities.

Create a warm environment

Kids will be encouraged to engage in activities if the environment is conducive. Look out for kids that seem distant and encourage them to play. Doing this prevents meltdowns because the kids will be occupied.

Variety is better

Offer the kids different sips and snacks. Find out from parents about possible food allergies before the party.  Ensure that you provide both beverages, snacks, and have enough for the invitees.

Childproof the play area

Do a complete sweep of the area before the party starts. Hide all hazardous things and don’t place them on the counter where kids can reach. Even small items can be a choking hazard. Also, remove low-hanging branches in the yard as well as gardening equipment.

The post Keeping Toddlers Safe During Parties appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

If you live in the city or want to plant during winter, you can opt for an indoor garden. Set it down near the window.

Plant the seed

Plant bush beans, radishes, and lettuce because they grow quickly. Kids are not patient like adults, so they need to see the results of their labor in the shortest time possible. Start by teaching the child how to plant and where to place the seeds.

Show your child how to water it and harvest the crops. Always celebrate after each milestone. If possible, visit a farm, and show the kid how the planting is done on a larger scale.

Teach responsibility

Planting in the garden teaches a child about the need to show care and responsibility. These qualities are essential and can help sculpt the child into a responsible young adult. Remember that your child is young and you shouldn’t expect too much. Offer all the help you can, and your child will love the activity in no time.

The post Make Gardening Fun for Your Little One appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Make it gradual

Don’t rush the process. Make the transition a gradual process by easing the little one into the new space. Spend time playing with him in the new space so he can feel more comfortable.

Talk about it often

Talking about the “big kid” room often will help the baby look forward to moving. Only focus on the positive aspects of staying in a new room and bed. You can tell him that he’ll have more space to play with his toys.

Take favorite items to the room

Start taking some of the baby’s favorite items to the new bedroom. Items like toys and stuffed animals can be taken to the room. Arrange to play with the toys with the baby every evening before bedtime. You can also read a bedtime story.

Let kid participate in decorating

Let the toddler help with decorating his new space because it gives him a sense of control and makes the place more comfortable for him. Some ideas include asking the child what color to paint the room.

Throw a small party

Such changes call for a celebration. Throw a small party to commemorate the switch. This helps build excitement about the process.

The post Transitioning your Toddler From the Crib to the Bedroom appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Flu shot

Since babies under six months cannot receive flu shots, family members and caregivers should receive the shot if they can.

Breastfeed

You can also breastfeed your baby to reduce her risk of contracting the flu. Breastfeeding enhances your baby’s immunity and fights off infections such as the flu.

Always wash your hands

Protect your baby by washing your hands often with water and soap. You do not need to use antibacterial soap for this purpose; regular soap works well.

Sanitize your environment and toys

Ensure that all areas and toys your baby handles are cleaned and sanitized regularly. Ensure that you discuss with your pediatrician about the safest cleaning agents for play areas.

Wash your baby’s hands

Aside from washing your hands, you need to wash the baby’s hands regularly. Using soap is water is recommended. However, where this is not possible, get a hand sanitizer for kids older than one year. Kids younger than two can use a soaked paper towel or a wet wipe to clean the hands often.

The post Flu Prevention Tip for Newborns appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Check the temperature

The room should have a temperature that is suitable for an adult. It shouldn’t be too warm, and it is also unsafe. Excess heat increases the risk of SIDS.

Furnish the floor

You can use a carpet or a soft run to warm up the room as well as create a safe play area on the floor. Carpets or rug also muffle noise and create a more serene environment for babies during different seasons.

Keep the nursery dark

Darkening shades or hanging blinds will prevent the morning sun from seeping in and waking your baby. Dimmers can also create a soothing atmosphere for sleeping.

Leave some white noise

Most babies prefer to sleep with some noise in the background. You can vacuum, use the washing machine or watch TV while your baby naps. This may be what the baby needs to sleep soundly during bedtime.

A conducive nursery does not have to be designed with fancy gadgets or expensive décor to a be comfortable area for sleeping. Focus on the simple things and understand what your baby needs.

The post How to Create a Baby-Friendly Nursery appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Responsibility

Kids tend to be more responsible when they grow around animals. This is because of the duties they have to care for the animal. Duties may include feeding the fish, walking the dog or scooping kitty litter.

Compassion and empathy

These positive traits are common in such kids because of the care and attention needed for the pet to stay alive. Pets also show empathy and compassion by how much they love their owners and kids learn from this as well.

Comfort

Pets can be a source of comfort during difficult times. A hug may be all that is required to heal a broken heart and pets offer it freely. Sometimes, the constant companionship could be what the child needs to deal with the stress or trauma.

Strengthening family bonds

Family bonds are strengthened when everyone loves and cares for a pet. Children watch their parents nurture the pets and copy this behavior. When everyone in the family loves and treasures the animal, it will help strengthen the bond between them.

The post Your Child Should Grow Around Animals appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.

Put away books and toys

This chore can help the child learn how to stay organized. Make the child keep all toys and books in the right place if they can reach it. They will develop a habit of organizing their rooms as they grow up.

Dusting

You can give them a small cloth to wipe surfaces they can reach. You can focus on the higher surfaces while the child handles lower areas. This is an excellent way to bond.

Arranging napkins for dinner

Your child can also help before dinner by setting up the napkins on the table. This can serve as math practice because it involves counting.

Watering the greens

You can get the child a miniature watering can to water plants in your garden. This can teach the child about responsibility and spraying water is fun.

Making the bed

You can do this with the child and make it more fun by having a short pillow fight before getting to work. Remember to throw a few high-fives and praises in between.

The post Fun Chores for Little Children appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.