InSight Developmental Learning
InSight Developmental Learning is a pediatric eye clinic dedicated to your child’s success. Vision is a learned skill involved with nearly all aspects of development. When working well, it guides nearly all that we do but if not working well, it impedes. The most rapid and profound changes in a child’s brain and vision development happen in the first 3 years and if not detected early, vision problems may cause a lifetime of impairment. Read the story »
Foods to Avoid for Your Baby
By Dr. Joey Shulman
There are certain foods to avoid feeding your child in the early years to minimize the incidence of allergies. For starters, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you only feed your baby breast milk or formula for the first four to six months. Read the story »
Feeding your baby and ensuring they have had enough to eat, becomes one of the biggest fixations as a parent. Breast milk or formula, how much is enough? What about solids, and when do I start? The amount of energy that goes into feeding your little one and coming up with creative ideas to keep them fed and happy is an ongoing mission. Don’t sweat the small stuff though, take it one “baby” step at a time because lets face it not every baby is going to love green beans!
Many household accidents can be prevented by using simple child safety devices on the market today. Whether it’s around the pool or around your house you need to know how and what will keep your little one safe and secure.
The first year of your baby’s life is such an exciting time. There are so many changes and discoveries in store for them and you. From their first smile, to their first steps get ready to be amazed by your little one.
The beginning of parenthood is an exhausting time, and the questions begin, when will my baby sleep through the night? In a family bed or not? How many naps and how often? Urbanmommies.com brings you some of the tips, stories and ways to help you and your baby get some much needed rest and sleep time.
