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At that age, you should still be able to change nappies one handed while using the other to hold her ankles. If you are holding her legs up she shouldn't be able to turn over.

Part of the answer is around you creating an environment where this can happen - children learn directly from you and the environment. Take them to places where they can meet other kids - play parks, …

We have three solutions to this, depending on the toy: If the toy is a must-have: A solution of Milton, or other mild sterilising solution If we can modify it a bit: drill more holes in it to get a …

I decided to go and hunt down an answer for this because although so far we have managed to keep playdough in the kitchen, which has a wooden floor, it is bound to happen sometime. So, the official l …

So we filled a bath with water and some Milton (very mild bleach suitable for children's toys) and washed all the bricks. …

"Batteries have run out, son, and these ones don't let you replace them" Removes batteries and superglues battery compartment shut... This and following the guidance in Jeremy Miller's comment have …

It's pretty common, and trying to identify a root cause is unlikely to give you anything useful. This is one of the less surprising things that scare kids, to be honest. Puppets are freaky - the dimen …

I was the middle one of five kids - and I loved getting hand me downs from my elder brother. (Not so much from my elder sister...) With my group of friends, my eldest is the eldest of all the kids so …

Don't discount the restricting Lego to only one area! You really only have two options: keep the baby away from the Lego keep the Lego away from the baby Your 4 year old should understand the conc …