Child Friendly Kitchen

Babies quickly become antsy when sitting in a high chair.  If you find the child is grabbing the spoon from your hand when you try to feed him, consider giving him his own spoon.  He’ll love the independence of holding his own utensil.  More than likely he will bang it on the food tray, try […]

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Child Friendly Child’s Room

When decorating the nursery for your baby, keep in mind that newborns can visually perceive objects place 8-12 inches away from their face.  Since their field of vision is so limited, contrasting colors (such as red, black and white) are easiest to discern.  Create easy to make, engaging flash cards displaying favorite baby images, such […]

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Creating a Child-Friendly Atmosphere

Babies thrive on routine.  Knowing what to expect next is reassuring, and you can help baby associate daily rituals with song cues.  Playing a favorite selection each time you bathe at night, for example, will signal to baby that it’s time to wind down and transition into getting ready for bed.   Pour through your cd […]

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