How and When to Get Rid of Pacifier? July 5, 2021April 7, 2020 by Funtastic Toy Parents, I think we can all agree that pacifiers are a godsend. They keep our babies occupied and calm, and that means extra peace and quiet around the home. But as much as we would like to keep these little lifesavers around, experts say they can’t stay forever. There is a lot of debate, much … Read more
At What Age Can a Child be Left Home Alone? July 5, 2021April 7, 2020 by Funtastic Toy There is no universally agreed upon definition of “maturity.” It’s open to debate because no two people are alike. Seems like a fair process, but in reality, this ambivalence has led to a maelstrom of legal and ethical debates over human rights. As a parent, understanding your child’s maturity is vital to gauging their growth … Read more
How and When to Teach Your Child to Count? July 12, 2021April 7, 2020 by Funtastic Toy As a parent, you are your child’s first teacher, and they should learn the earliest skills and concepts from you. This is true not just for counting, but for writing, reading and other skills, but today we will focus on numbers. The skills that you teach them will be a great foundation on which your … Read more
Your Child’s Personality Development Stages and How to Handle it July 5, 2021April 1, 2020 by Funtastic Toy As your baby grows, you’ll notice that her behavior changes depending on how the day has passed. Every action gets a reaction as a response, and a young mind can learn this pretty fast. You will notice a lot of different moods and they are all linked to how their brain processes information and emotions … Read more
How to Choose an Instrument for Your Kid July 6, 2021November 20, 2019 by Funtastic Toy Children are curious and imaginative by nature, and it’s a fact that they love to dance and sing. So, if your child is like that, there is a great chance that they would like to learn to play an instrument. You as a parent should allow them that ability because playing an instrument is something … Read more
How to Punish a Child Who Doesn’t Care About Consequences July 8, 2021August 29, 2019 by Funtastic Toy When your child misbehaves and you give them a time-out, ground them or take away some privileges, you expect them to correlate the consequences with their misbehaving. It is also expected that those consequences will make them want to behave better in order to avoid punishment in the future. However, what happens if your child … Read more
How to Stop a Child from Talking Back July 8, 2021August 9, 2019 by Funtastic Toy Many parents struggle with controlling the behavior of their child because they are either inexperienced or simply not willing to assert dominance and take things under control. As a parent, the worst thing you can do is to ignore the predicament that’s lingering over your kid’s childhood, and just let the problem solve itself. This … Read more
15 Things Parents Should Never Say to Their Child July 8, 2021August 6, 2019 by Funtastic Toy When you become a parent, you soon discover that there’s much more to this ‘job’ than making sure your children are well-fed and dry. You learn that it’s your responsibility to teach them about the world and to show them how to be a good person, to teach them about responsibility, dedication, and honesty, but … Read more
7 Signs of a Spoiled Child and How to Deal With Them July 8, 2021July 20, 2019 by Funtastic Toy Most of the time, parents are doing everything they can to ensure that their children are happy, safe, and content. As much as these wishes are natural and good-willed, it turns out that they can also lead to spoiling. Sometimes, there will be people who will comment: “you’re going to spoil that child” good-naturedly, and … Read more
Toddler Discipline Tips and Advice April 26, 2021May 22, 2019 by Funtastic Toy Hearing your little one burst into tears every time there’s a discussion about something they shouldn’t do can be stressful. This type of raw, primal cry definitely affects the mind. The important thing is to breathe in, as always. However, this affects your attitude, not your toddler’s. At this age, they need discipline in moderate … Read more
