Modern Parents Guide & Tips | KeaBabies Blog

Winter season can be chilly, which means not as much outdoor playtime for families! How can parents keep their infants entertained during the long winter months? Read on for our comprehensive guide to keeping your baby busy even during the cooler winter months.

Infant sleep is a complicated matter, but sleep is essential for a child's growth and development. Just how much sleep does your little one need at each stage?

The weather is cooling down, the leaves are falling, and it's the perfect time to enjoy fall activities with the family! Check out our list of the best family fun this fall.

Halloween is coming up, and what better way to celebrate than with some fun snacks and party food your toddlers will love!

Nighttime potty training is different (and sometimes more challenging!) than daytime potty training. Here are some nighttime potty training tips to make the process easier on the whole family!

When will your baby start making sounds that sound like words? Read on to find out all about how your little one will learn communication patterns and how to start making noises to form words!

Your child's eyesight is important to protect. Learn how to form healthy habits at home to set your child up for a lifetime of good vision. 

Reading isn't always easy to do with young kids. How can parents make reading fun and not a chore or a routine? 

It's interesting to look back now at how I used to view toys, especially with holidays coming up. I believed having a handful or two of toys was the way to go, otherwise, it was excessive, consumeristic, and not to mention I'd probably be spoiling my child by giving him every toy he asks for.

It begins around 18-30 months and typically ends around 3. This is a time when our young ones are growing rapidly intellectually and physically. They're starting to understand our world.

"Not all kids are the same. We shouldn't try to expect them to all develop the same way or at the same time. We shouldn't put so much pressure on ourselves to be the perfect parent."

Many babies and young children suck their thumbs, it’s a reflex that begins even in the womb. Thankfully, most children eventually outgrow the habit - but for some, it lingers, and it can cause problems over time.