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Helpful Tips
for Parents
Keep an Eye on Eyes
Your toddler's ability to see is essential to learning and development, but because he doesn't yet know what good vision is, he may not complain if his is less than ideal.
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Picture This
Your photo album and computer are loaded with pictures of your new baby, but how many truly capture her unique spirit and personality? Use these tips for frame-worthy photos: Shoot in natural light if possible. Get down on her level and as close as you can to her face. Take close-ups of her toes, fingers and other tiny features. Act a little silly to get her to smile. Capture her in motion; reaching, yawning, crawling or crying. Experiment with black and white for a more artistic effect.
Thumbs Up
Thumbsucking is a natural reflex for babies, but as kids get older, it can affect teeth alignment and proper growth of the mouth. If your child still sucks his thumb by the time his permanent front teeth are ready to come in, help him kick the habit by praising him for not sucking, rather than scolding him when he does. Remind him not to suck by putting a bandage or sock on his hand at night. Ask your pediatrician to prescribe a bitter medication to coat the thumb.
Source: "Thumbsucking," www.ada.org, accessed March 18, 2009.
