There’s so much to talk about when you think of babies and toddlers – from purchasing baby products and picking out a baby name, to wondering when your baby will take his first steps and enjoying some of your toddler’s phrases – there’s so much to share as parents! I explored some of these topics recently and shared my own personal experiences; check out a few of the recent stories I shared on Disney Baby and feel free to leave a comment over there too!
- 11 Popular Toddler Phrases: I shared some of the more popular toddler phrases, which my two-year-old is currently saying!
- “I Want It!”: It seems like baby boy “wants” a lot these days, but this particular toddler phrase means a couple of things for our sweet son.
- My Son’s Favorite Nursery Rhymes: Nursery rhymes are some of the most loved early stories parents read to their babies. I shared some of my toddler’s favorite nursery rhymes that he currently loves hearing!
- Why Blankets Are A Parent’s Best Friend: When preparing for your baby, you may not know all of the baby products you’ll need, but check out why I think that blankets are a new parent’s best friend.
- You Never Know What Baby Products You’ll Need: You may research baby products and prepare for your baby’s arrival, but I’ve found that sometimes you just don’t know what baby products you’ll really need.
- Real Moms Share: When Did Baby Take First Steps?: I asked a few moms and they shared with me when their babies took their first steps and started walking!
- Real Moms Share: When Did Baby Start Sleeping Through the Night?: Sleeping through the night is a popular subject when talking about babies – a few mom friends of mine shared when their baby first started sleeping through the night. Check out what they had to say!
- 15 Spanish Baby Names Inspired by La Primavera (Spring): If you’re looking for baby name inspiration, consider these Spanish baby names inspired by Spring (la primavera)!
Share some of your recent baby stories! What is your baby or toddler up to these days?
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