Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

During the first year of life, your baby's skin is actually quite different than yours. It’s more soft and pristine of course, but there are actual anatomical differences between their skin and ours. Their skin is reasonably more sensitive because it is much thinner.

As their mom, I’m trying to figure out what the heck is going on. Did I feed them too much sugar, are they over-tired (I will never understand why children don’t sleep when they are overtired)? Then it hits me. FULL MOON! 

Is your toddler interested in using the toilet? It might be time to ditch the diapers and begin potty training! Check out our list of the latest potty training must-haves that’ll make potty training easy and fun! 

It can get a little mess though, so make sure you have great bib on hand--our Silicone Bib is amazing for snack and meal times. Remember, your toddlers are exercising their independence and so they may be resistant to new foods at first, which is just another reason to make snack time fun and easy.

These unique lessons are often forgotten but powerful to remember because children are innocent. As we go through life, we lose a lot of our childlikeness.

Baby shoes are oh-so-cute, but are they actually beneficial to your baby’s development? Read on to find out more about how shoes may negatively impact your child’s foot development - and what you can do instead!

Life has changed for everyone, and distance learning has forced children to spend more time than ever in front of computer screens. How can parents protect their children from the negative effects of too much screen time, and how does this play out for babies and toddlers?

Babies go through thousands of disposable diapers per year. If you use cloth diapers or are interested in them, please read my cloth diaper basics article. 

There's plenty of information out there filled with guilt-inducing statistics, but this will just give you a straight idea of where you can start. 

Do you find your baby’s arms flail around during nursing sessions, smacking you in the chest? Many forms of fidgeting, wiggling, pinching, and hitting are actually common behaviors infants engage in during nursing sessions. Read on to find out why!

The experts agree that the best way to combat the spread of COVID-19 is through social distancing - but how exactly does that impact an infant’s social and emotional development?

A Threenager is a 3-year old that’s acting like a nasty teenager, going through a puberty of their own.