Healthy toddler snacks should be quick, balanced, and appealing to prevent meltdowns and provide energy between meals.
12 Healthy Snacks for Toddlers (That Actually Get Eaten)
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How to throw a toddler dance party at home
Everything you need to throw a dance party for your toddler. Full guide including lights, music and great vibes!
Best Board Games for Toddlers (That They’ll Actually Play)
Board games and toddlers don’t always sound like a natural pairing. When you picture board games for toddlers, you probably imagine rules, patience, and sitting still — three things toddlers are famously terrible at. But there are board games designed specifically for young children, and when you find the right ones, they can be surprisingly effective. Not … Continue reading Best Board Games for Toddlers (That They’ll Actually Play)
8 great gift ideas for a newborn baby
Looking for a great gift for a newborn baby? Here’s some of the greatest presents around!
10 Science-Backed Tips for Helping Babies Sleep Through the Night
Sleep challenges are one of the most common concerns for new parents. Establishing healthy sleep habits early can support your baby’s development and help the whole family get much-needed rest. Here are 10 research-backed strategies to promote better sleep for infants. 1. Stick to a Consistent Bedtime Routine Babies thrive on predictability. A simple routine—like … Continue reading 10 Science-Backed Tips for Helping Babies Sleep Through the Night
Ultimate Guide to a Roblox Birthday Party
Planning a birthday party for a child who loves Roblox can be a rewarding way to celebrate their interests while creating lasting memories. Roblox is more than a game—it’s a creative platform with millions of user-generated experiences, fostering imagination, social interaction, and problem-solving skills. A well-executed Roblox-themed party can reflect that spirit in a fun, … Continue reading Ultimate Guide to a Roblox Birthday Party
15 Ways to Entertain a Five-Year-Old
Keeping a five-year-old entertained at home can be both a joy and a challenge. At this age, kids are bursting with energy, curiosity, and imagination, but their attention spans are still short. The key is to offer a mix of activities that stimulate their minds, bodies, and creativity. Here are 15 fun, simple, and engaging … Continue reading 15 Ways to Entertain a Five-Year-Old
The seven deadly sins challenge
A couple of years ago I wrote a post challenging my son Robbie to prove that he really is an Angel. I was tired of walking down the street and people stopping by to tell him what a great guy he was when all he did in reality was to torture my soul on a … Continue reading The seven deadly sins challenge
Interview with Tom Kreffer
An interview with parent and author Tom Kreffer. We discuss his new release, Toddler Inc, as well as his family and love of writing.
What is a school Dad?
We all have stereotypes in our mind of a ‘school mum,’ but what is a school Dad?
Where did my baby go?
Today is a little surreal. Somehow it is the day that we we are taking Robbie for a walk around his new primary school to check out the next phase of his childhood. It just doesn’t feel right. I had always thought that when Robbie went off to school he will no longer be a … Continue reading Where did my baby go?
The best kids channels on YouTube
The best Kids channels on YouTube features everything from educational shows to nursery rhymes, these are the popular kids YouTube channels that my toddler would recommend.
Who’s the angel? Robbie versus Daddy
There’s a definite theme occurring that I can’t help but dispute. Almost each and every time a member of the public stops to talk to Robbie, they refer to him as a ‘little angel.’ Of course, I always give the typical parent reply of “you should see him at home” or something along those lines. … Continue reading Who’s the angel? Robbie versus Daddy
Back to reality – It’s birthday time!
Monday is the big day. The tiny little monster that we created will be celebrating his 2nd birthday and we can’t wait to make it as special as we can for him. Sarah has been busy experimenting and baking all week. Her sheer determination to make him the greatest birthday cake ever seen is astounding … Continue reading Back to reality – It’s birthday time!
Guest Post – Oli Harris
I’m still working on convincing Robbie of the importance of football. Though many would argue that there are far more important life skills to be teaching a one year old boy, my focus on prioritising such aspects has always been a little off key. I can’t wait to be writing all about our first real … Continue reading Guest Post – Oli Harris
Parenting tips on controlling a toddler tantrum
A look at toddler tantrums, how they are caused and what we can do to control them.
11 great indoor games to play with your toddler
A list of ideas to keep you and your child from going crazy during isolation!
15 things I wish I knew before becoming a Dad
Those that have read my earlier posts will realise that I began my career as Dad being a clueless intern. I’m now a little better and though I am not expecting any Father of the year awards quite yet, I’m certainly not the worst. There are many things that I feel I should have been … Continue reading 15 things I wish I knew before becoming a Dad
How much screen time is bad for toddlers?
I’m sure I’m not the only one spending a little more time at home these days. Since being banned from the world outside I have seen so many articles, advice and accounts of homeschooling activities. There is also a surge in the popularity of home crafts with kids. Hands on parents are teaching their little … Continue reading How much screen time is bad for toddlers?
Breastfeeding VS Fed is best- A Dad’s view
The internet is full of advice and views on breastfeeding, though very few of these will have been written by a man, so I know this is risky! For those of you that follow my blog regularly this post may come as a little bit of a surprise. If my usual humour and stories about … Continue reading Breastfeeding VS Fed is best- A Dad’s view