Baby checkups: what to expect

Article Abstract:

Parents should be prepared to take their babies to the pediatrician for checkups. They should dress their babies in comfortable and easy-to-remove clothing and be prepared to ask and answer questions about their babies health. Such checkups include examination of the baby's head, eyes and ears.

Health aspects, Infants

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A loving surrogate

Article Abstract:

A special bonding can be developed between mothers and daughters who are also mothers themselves. Mothers can teach their daughters a lot of things about parenting. Daughters on the other hand, need the support and help of their mothers who are already experienced in parenting.

Psychological aspects, Mother and child, Mother-child relations

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It's a wide, wide Web

Article Abstract:

Tips on how parents can explore the World Wide Web with their children are given. Parents can suggest games and new Web sites to explore but should allow children control on this particular activity.

Children, Recreation, Religious aspects, World Wide Web

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