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How to Calm a Toddler Down After a Nightmare
Like anyone, toddlers are susceptible to having nightmares. The difference is, toddlers are too young to understand what a nightmare is. They don't understand that when they wake up, they are okay and...
View ArticleHow to Get Rid of Earaches in Toddlers
A toddler with ear pain may exhibit signs such as fussiness, ear pulling and cheek rubbing. She may also be able to communicate her pain to her parents. If you suspect that your toddler has an earache,...
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Ways to Soothe a Toddler
When a toddler cries, you as a parent want to make sure that she is quickly comforted. However there is more than one reason why your toddler is crying, upset or uncomfortable. First you must figure...
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The Risks of Gripe Water
Gripe water is sterile water fortified with herbs to help calm the stomach and intestines of infants suffering from colic. This remedy usually does not have side effects and provides relief for babies...
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Why Do Toddlers Get the Hiccups?
Hiccups are very common and normally not any cause for concern in your toddler. However, they can be distressing to your child, so it's good to know ways to prevent and in some cases stop the hiccups....
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How to Talk to a 2 Year Old About the Death of a Pet
The loss of a pet is traumatic for anyone in your family, but explaining it to your toddler can be especially difficult. Two year olds need an explanation that they can understand as well as the...
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How to Get a 3 Year Old to Nap
Naps are very important for a 3-year-old's physical and mental development, according to the nonprofit organization KidsHealth. They also are an important part of a child's routine---naps keep him from...
View ArticleHow to Explain The Loss of a Pet to a Toddler
The loss of a pet often serves as a toddler's first experience with death. Although your child won't fully understand what happened, providing some type of explanation can help her deal with feelings...
View ArticleWhen Should You Call the Doctor for a Fever in a Toddler?
It is perfectly normal for your toddler to run a fever when her body is trying to fight off an illness. But when fevers persist or continue to rise even after she has received a fever-reducing...
View ArticleHow to Know if a Toddler has an Ear Infection
Ear infections are very common in toddlers and are caused by bacteria or a virus. The infections happen when liquid builds up behind the eardrum. Because it is dark and warm there, germs grow and as...
View ArticleHow to Bathe a Toddler With a Fever
When your toddler is sick, your first priority is making him feel better. That can mean reducing his symptoms, giving him medicine or simply comforting him with your presence and helping him sleep. A...
View ArticleHow to Remove Stubborn Calcium Stains From the Tub
Calcium stains in the bathtub are usually due to hard water and can be difficult to remove. Cleaning with soap and water or even scrubbing with a brush doesn't seem to have much of an effect on...
View ArticleHow to Use a Toddler Hip Carrier
Many parents realize the value of carrying babies frequently and keeping them close, as it keeps babies and toddlers safe and content. For a toddler, sitting on a parent's hip is the perfect place to...
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How to Wean Your Toddler Off the Pacifier or Binky
If you're thinking about getting rid of your toddler's pacifier, binky or whatever your family calls that oral soothing device, you should find the following suggestions helpful during this process....
View ArticleSore Throat Remedies for Toddlers
Dealing with a toddler with a sore throat is challenging. Many times sore throats are caused by run-of-the-mill viruses that will clear up on their own, but it is important to make sure your toddler...
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How to Get Rid of Your Child's Baby Bottle or Pacifier
The prolonged use of a pacifier or bottle may adversely affect your child's health. Continuous sucking can cause dental problems and, according to an article published by the National Institutes of...
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How to Treat a Stomach Virus in a Toddler
A stomach virus in a toddler can be a scary thing for both the toddler, who doesn't understand why her tummy hurts, and the parents, who may feel helpless in the face of their child's vomiting and...
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Toddler Cough Remedies
When the parent of a toddler hears the cough of his child in the middle of the night, it can be a cause for great concern. However, parents have learned how to ease the cough and comfort their child...
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Remedy for Toddler's Stuffy Nose
If your toddler has a cold or allergies and is irritable, restless or otherwise difficult to manage, it may be because he has a stuffy nose. Nasal congestion is a common symptom in toddlers and it can...
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About Soothers
Soothers, also known as pacifiers, are artificial nipples given to small children or infants to suck on. They provide physical and psychological comfort to a fussy baby. Soothers are often used to lull...
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