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Having a new baby in the family can bring extra special meaning to the holidays, but it can also create extra tension as everyone jostles for your little one's attention. With careful planning, lots of communication and a willingness to put your new family first, your holiday can be just the way you want it.
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Holiday shopping with a toddler doesn't have to be stressful. Try these tips: Go in the morning when she's less likely to be cranky. Give her regular breaks from the stroller or shopping cart to let off steam. Bring water and healthy snacks like nuts, raisins or granola bars to keep her energy up, and disposable wipes for cleaning hands. Tell her the store rules and enforce them. Remind her to use her soft "public" voice when she needs something.
Source: "Ten Tips for All Day Shopping with a Toddler," www.thingamababy.com, May 18, 2006; "How to Take a Toddler Shopping," by Rose Halas, www.essortment.com
Touch is your baby’s primary sense, and research shows it is as essential to development and well-being as food. In addition to being a natural way to show love, the emotional bond that comes from touch helps your infant develop coping skills so he can deal with stress, regulate emotions and increase resilience. Bonding rituals like baths and gentle massages help him feel safe and trust that even when you’re not around, such as at bedtime, you’ll be there to reconnect when he needs you.
Source: “Bonding With Baby Through Touch,” by Dr. Caron B. Goode, founder of the Academy for Coaching Parents International, www.family.go.com, accessed August 13, 2007
