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Car Seats For Babies, Toddlers & Kids

by Jozikids | baby, baby care, child, toddler, toddler issues | 0 comments

We all know that it is imperative that everyone buckles up for every car ride, no matter how short or slow . However do you know if you have the right car seat for baby or child?

MamaMagic Baby Expo – a Spring visit to Durban

by Jozikids | Kids expo, baby, day outings, Family shows, parenting, pregnancy, toddler | 0 comments

The MamaMagic Baby Expo will be hitting the sunny shores of Durban at the end of August. This not-to-be missed event is a must for all expectant, new or returning parents

Lego Games for kids at Eastgate Shopping Centre

by Jozikids | Kids activities, Educational toys | 0 comments

Let your kids play Lego games at this Lego activation site at Eastgate Shopping Centre these holidays with themes like Speed Build game, LEGO Friends Playhouse, Duplo Section, Mountain Police Area, and the Arctic City.

Sleep training baby for a good nights sleep

by Anita van Wyk | child development, sleep, toddler issues | 1 comment

It is extremely important to set the stage for your baby to get to sleep on their own and then to settle themselves back to sleep when they wake up at night. Effective sleep training requires taking their age, growth and lots of other factors into account.

LeapFrog’s Educational Toys Prepare Your Child for a Lifetime of Learning

by Jozikids | Educational toys | 2 comments

Well-loved brand LeapFrog has launched an array of new, colourful, engaging and exciting children’s educational games and toys for 6 months olds upwards. The leader in innovative play solutions, LeapFrog toys and educational products encourage a child’s curiosity and love of learning throughout their early developmental years.

Everything Kids Expo – An Unforgettable Family Weekend Out!

by Jozikids | Kids expo, baby care, baby health, day outings, Educational toys | 1 comment

Everything Kids Expo will be featuring brands, products and services related to Pregnancy, Babies, Kids and Families so that you can make the informed decision in one place. And with great kids entertainment, Live Shows, Market, Great Food, Prizes & Surprises – it will certainly be one show not be missed!

New V Tech toys are educational and fun!

by Jozikids | Educational toys, stimulation, toddler | 0 comments

Toddlers and children can keep you busy, and that’s because they crave stimulation, learning new things, exploring and expanding their curious minds and motor skills. With this in mind technology toy company V Tech has developed a range of age appropriate and developmental stage-based electronic learning products for children of various ages.

The Discipline Issue…

by Mia Von Scha | behaviour, boundaries, discipline, tantrums | 0 comments

The word discipline comes from the word disciple, which means to lead. Leading means being a good example of how things are done rather than telling people what to do. Leading does not involve hitting people or banishing them from your presence. Great leaders are generally patient because they can remember how it feels to not know what they do now and how to assist their disciples in going beyond their current state.

10 tips to help you cope with tantrums & door slamming

by Keshnie Kitti Mathi | discipline, rules, tantrums | 0 comments

Are you struggling with tantrums, sudden bursts of anger and slamming doors? Did your once sweet angel suddenly become a little gremlin who screams and cries for the smallest thing? Are you worried because you are not that great with discipline?

The difference between a tantrum and a sensory meltdown

by Mia Von Scha | tantrums | 6 comments

Many people are unaware that there is a difference between a tantrum and a meltdown. While both may involve screaming, kicking, shouting, biting and even swearing, there are some fundamental differences.

Getting rid of that dreaded dummy

by Francesca Polia Pappas | dummies, toddler issues | 0 comments

Mommies and Daddy’s’ don’t despair! Or Maybe still do just a little lol.

On a serious note, don’t we all know of that one bad habit or attachment that we so desperately try to break our babies or toddlers away from?

Potty talk…

by Mia Von Scha | toddler toilet training, toilet training, toilet training toddlers | 0 comments

Potty training isn’t the easiest thing to do, but for the most part it runs fairly smoothly – a couple of accidents here and there, a bit of frustration, many hours of potty entertainment, and eventual mastery. But what happens when you seem to have got it all down and suddenly your 3 year old is afraid to make a poo?

How to get pre-school kids to tidy up

by Tiffany Markman | toddler issues | 1 comment

Mess makes my head hurt. Plus, I like white floors, white sofas, spotless towels, unblemished walls and non-sticky everything. Guess I shouldn’t have had a kid then, huh? …