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Five Money Saving Tips for Families in 2014

January 5th, 2014 / Author: babydipper

There are plenty of ways for your family to work together to save money in the new year. A few easy methods involve using or making products you already keep in your house. Often, these methods to save money are healthier for you and your family, and easier on the ...

Top 10 Teething Tips

December 24th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

Teething is a tough time for babies and toddlers and it's tough on parents to watch their little ones fuss and cry from pain and discomfort. Teething toys can help due to their silicone textures that babies love to chew on. There are also several other homemade remedies you can try ...

3 Cookies Recipes Santa Will Love

December 20th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

If you have little ones who are still excited about Santa Claus visiting their house on Christmas Eve, you'll probably be leaving cookies and milk for him. Nice kids will leave him his treats to thank him for his generosity; the naughty ones will try one last bribe to get ...

5 Simple Rules to Get Your Baby’s Sleep on Track

December 17th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

I became a child sleep consultant after having trouble getting my infant daughter to sleep. After researching for tips and advice and coming across conflicting information, I was still at a loss for what to do. After 9 months, I finally hired a sleep consultant and within two days my "terrible sleeper" ...

7 Ways to Deck out Baby’s Stroller

December 12th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

When traveling with your little one by stroller sometimes it gets uncomfortable for baby to sit there for so long, resulting in fussiness and restlessness. To ease baby's discomfort and keep them entertained, always carry some toys and accessories for the stroller. Make your shopping trips or extracurricular activities a ...

6 Sleep Tips for Easier Traveling with Children Over the Holidays

December 10th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

With the holiday season quickly approaching, many parents are wondering how to fit their holiday travel plans around their child's sleep schedule. In my work with children and families as a certified sleep consultant, I've learned how to help families get through the holidays. Here are 6 tips to help your children ...

Car Seat Safety Tips for Parents Traveling With Small Children

December 5th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

When it comes to traveling by car with little ones, parents want to be prepared to make the trip as safe as possible. It's not always easy to know what to do to protect your children, which is why you can find different resources online to help guide parents on ...

10 Ways to Teach Children How to Be Thankful

November 26th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

There's no better time than Thanksgiving to teach your children what it means to be thankful and how they can show their appreciation. It's a tricky concept to teach to younger children but your older children can help. Teaching children to be thankful is important because it promotes sensitivity to ...

Kid-Friendly Side Dishes for Thanksgiving

November 24th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

Thanksgiving can be stressful when you have kids who are picky-eaters and you have to worry about making dishes that will please everyone in the family. Your kids may not like to eat turkey but chances are they will enjoy some of the nutritious side dishes you make to accompany ...

7 Reasons Families Should Switch to an Eco-Friendly Laundry Detergent

November 19th, 2013 / Author: babydipper

I believe that families should take care of the Earth and use cleaning products that are good for the environment and for their loved ones. I was fed up with the ingredients of supposed "green" cleaners and I'm certainly not happy with the performance of other products. Cleaners need to be hard ...