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You won’t see the baby right away…that’s definitely something I didn’t know until I became a father. This chart shows what their vision is initially and how they progress from there.
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Speaking of babies, this photo shows how much a mother’s cervix grows during childbirth.
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Have you ever wondered if your baby’s poop is normal? This table explains all of the following:
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This chart shows how to recognize your baby’s hunger cues.
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This chart categorizes everything about diapers.
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This chart explains how parents and partners can model disagreement in healthy ways and help children deal with their own disagreements positively.
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This chart explains where childcare costs are cheapest and most expensive in the United States (note: New York, Massachusetts, and California are the most expensive, and the South is the cheapest).
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This fun chart includes wise and inspirational quotes from 50 of your favorite parents from movies and television.
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This chart describes the dental development of children from 0 to 3 years of age.
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And here’s what to watch out for between the ages of 6 and 8 to lessen the hit your wallet can take at the orthodontist’s office.
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This table breaks down in clear terms how important night reading is for children.
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This chart is great for teaching your child what to do if they get lost in a public place.
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This is funny, but it’s actually practical. It’s an alternative swear word to keep you from dropping bombs left and right in front of your kids.
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When it comes to language, here are some great alternatives to saying “be careful!”
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And this chart shows you how to talk to your kids in a more positive way (even when they’re angry like @#$%&!).
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This chart shows genetics and helps predict your baby’s eye color.
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And this cool chart is basically genetics for dummies (i.e. dummies like me).
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This chart claims to be a baby shoe cheat sheet (and it is):
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Never forget this if your child likes to play outside without shoes.
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This table describes how to perform CPR on infants, children 1 to 8 years old, and all other people.
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This table shows 5 very important ways to save your baby’s life.
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Here’s a great guide to successfully communicating with your kids, no matter their age.
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And here’s how and when to praise your kids (“You’re doing great, sweetie!”).
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This chart explains how to help your child become emotionally resilient.
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This chart helps parents recognize different insect bites in their children.
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And this chart will help you understand what kind of relationship your child has with other family members.
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This table shows the ages at which your child is likely to learn different consonants.
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This table shows a great trick for teaching children how many days there are in each month.
