Baby development : 6 month old
6-month-old baby developments: By month six, your baby is strong enough to roll over or even sit down and look around to explore the surrounding world. He may have his first solid…
Baby development : 5 month old
5-month-old baby developments: Before we start talking about the developments of a 5-month-old baby, we should mention that all babies are unique and meet these developments at their own pace. This article merely shows what your baby has…
Baby development : 4 month old
4-month-old baby developments: The Beauty of Individuality Before we start talking about the developments of a 4-month-old baby, we should mention that all babies are unique and meet these developments at their own pace. This article merely shows…
Best Books for newborn to 3-month-old
Best Books for newborn to 3-month-old The best Books for newborns are the ones with more contrast (books with black, white and red pictures). As your baby gets older,s/he will…
Infant Teething Toys
How "Teether" helps babies: Around the third month, some babies will start teething. It's a painful process for your baby (most of the time) and there are things you can…
Musical Crib Mobiles
Musical crib mobiles Crib mobile is one of the first activities your baby can do without having you around and enjoy her time. Your infant will spend many hours in…
Rattles
Rattles It is one of the oldest toys in our history. An early baby's rattle, a 2500-year-old rattle, in the shape of a pillow made from clay and filled with…
My Very Own World Adventure (ISeeMe)
My Very Own World Adventure This book starts out with a dedication page with the baby’s name and birthdate and a little note from you. Then the story starts with…
Who Loves Me? (ISeeMe)
Who Loves Me? "More than the rivers, More than the seas, More than the tallest of towering trees" Children need to know they are loved. With this lyrical rhymes feature…
My Very Own Fairy Tale (ISeeMe)
My Very Own Fairy Tale The I See Me collection of personalized storybooks allows you to create a story that just belongs to your child. If you have a kid who is obsessed…