Skip to content

Sign up

Win free baby stuff!

Congrats to Jennifer from Prospect Bay, Nova Scotia who won last week's featured product–a beautiful bamboo baby blanket from Baby Boomba.

Sign up here for a chance to win our latest featured product–Boo Boo Goo and Bum Bum Balm from Dimpleskins. Already signed up? Just send us mom tips or a Q&A question for our experts at info@justthefactsbaby.com and we'll enter you too!

Bust Girl Wide Web









Just Baby

How do you know if your baby is teething? Ready to start solid food? Reaching the right developmental milestone? We’re here to answer all your burning questions from birth to 24 months. Just tell us what you want to know at info@justthefactsbaby.com


 

Moms share their tips and tricks of the trade:

Wonder what it takes to raise a celebrity? Moms share the words of wisdom they bestowed on their now-famous children:

Leah always gave Steven two things to live by: “Never lose your inner child” and “Whenever is the greatest time I know.” – Leah Adler, Steven Spielberg's mom
(Tips are courtesy of Mother Nurture, by Stephanie Hirsch.)



Latest Article

Moving from crib to bed

How to make the transition from crib to bed go more smoothly for your child

by: Elizabeth Pantley

Transition to Big Bed

  • A child typically moves from crib to bed between ages one and three.
  • If the crib rail is at nipple height when your child stands up, there is a possibility he could climb out of his crib.
  • A mattress on the floor, toddler bed or regular bed with rails are all good options for his first real bed.
  • Move the new bed into his room and do your bedtime reading in it, but allow him to have nighttime sleeps in the crib to help him get used to the bed gradually.
  • Make an event out of introducing the "big kid" bed. You may even want to throw a mini party.
  • Maintain your nightly bedtime routine and help your child develop a positive association with his new bed.

Moving from crib to bed is a milestone in your life as well as your child's. There is no precise time for making the transition, though typically it's between the first and third birthday. The key to success is to be patient and allow your child time to adjust to the change. To view the full story click here.

 

Recent Articles