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Keeping Pearly Whites Pristine: Teaching Your Twins to Floss Their Teeth

Allie Walld 3 weeks ago

Are you one of those people who takes pristine care of their pearly whites? Or are you one of those people who frantically flosses the morning before your dental check-up? Whichever camp you're in, it falls on you to help your little ones learn how to take good care of their teeth, including when they should learn about flossing. Introduce oral hygiene practices at an early age You...

Get Outta Here Grease

What a Mess: How to Get Vaseline Out of Your Mischievous Toddler’s Hair

Allie Walld 3 weeks ago

You never think it's going to happen to you—until it does. You're going about your day, doing an excellent job of keeping your twin toddlers alive and, hopefully, thriving, and you're pretty impressed with how things are going. At minimum, they're fed and as happy as any independent-but-not-yet-independent toddlers can be. And because they're playing, either independently or...

Color Creativity

Give New Meaning to Drawing a Bath with These Water-Tinting Tablets

Allie Walld 3 months ago

Sometimes, kids love hopping into the tub. Other times, they'd rather do anything else. And when you need to get two toddlers excited about bath time at the same time, it can be tricky. When you run into those tricky times, there's a quick and easy way to get your twins on board with bath time. Ask them what color they want the water to be, and watch them jump up and head toward the...

Splash & Play

6 Must-Have Toys That Will Have Your Toddlers Begging to Hop in the Bathtub

Allie Walld 6 months ago

Sometimes, convincing your toddlers that they actually want to take a bath can be tough. When you have twins and need to get both of them on board, it can become a game of negotiation. One might want the bath, the other might have a million things they want to do first. And if you're flying solo for bathtime, then you can't split everybody up and give them what they want. It's times...

Soothe Their Skin

Eczema Relief for Premature Infants: 3 Simple Tips Every Parent Should Know

Allie Walld 7 months ago

Premature babies are more prone to experiencing health and immunity complications. Every baby who is born early can face different difficulties, ranging from jaundice or anemia, to issues with breathing and respiration, to trouble with temperature regulation, to problems with hearing or vision, to developmental delays or learning disabilities, and more. Some of the lesser-known issues...

Squeaky Clean

Teach Your Toddlers to Brush Up on Oral Health

Allie Walld 9 months ago

February is Children's Dental Health Month. While dental health is important all year-round, this month aims to promote healthy oral hygiene habits, so your little ones can learn to clean their teeth properly and brush off the threat of tooth decay and gum disease. When should my children first go to the dentist? If your toddlers haven't been to see the dentist yet, now's the time...

No More Daggers

How to Cut Your Baby's Nails Without Having a Heart Attack

Allie Walld 1 year ago

There are few things more daunting than having to cut your baby's nails. The sheer idea of having to trim those sharp, little talonesque daggers (seriously, how do they get so sharp?) is more unnerving than the unexpected sound of nails on a chalkboard, which your toddlers could surely do if they had the dexterity, the know-how, and the supplies needed because their nails grow so darn...

Nothin' But Net

This Toy Will Make Bath Time with Your Twins a Breeze

Allie Walld 1 year ago

The HAP-P-KID Bath Time Basketball Hoop will make bath time with your twins a slam dunk. While it's made to be used inside the tub, we actually have it set up on the outside of the tub to keep whichever toddler ISN'T in the tub entertained and busy while their twin is splashing in the suds. It's the perfect distraction because you can fill the net with the three colorful balls that...

Splish Splash

How to Bathe Your Twins When You’re Alone

Allie Walld 1 year ago

In an ideal world, you'd always have one parent or caregiver available per baby. You'd never be short-handed and you'd never be wishing with every fiber of your being that you could sprout three new arms when it feels like you need to be in three places all at once. If you're a parent of twins, you've probably got a series of these type of heart-attack-inducing scenarios flooding...