If you're concerned about your toddler getting a healthy meal or snack when he heads off to nursery school, daycare or the babysitter's, fix it yourself! He'll like the grown-up feeling of carrying his own lunch box and you'll rest easy knowing he's getting the nutrition he may need.
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Have you noticed a bluish cast to your baby’s skin? If just her hands or feet are blue for short periods of time, it’s probably nothing more than a sign of immature circulation. But if her whole body is blue, especially areas with a lot of blood flow such as the lips, tongue, vagina or scrotum, her blood may not be getting enough oxygen. Don’t take chances – contact your pediatrician immediately.

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“When Your Baby's Skin Looks Blue,” http://www.webmd.com/ - Read More

The world is full of small items that can be a choking hazard to a toddler. To help keep him safe, take these precautions: Don't let him play with anything that is small enough to fit into a tube of toilet paper. Keep buttons, coins, jewelry, magnets and other small things out of his reach. Also, don't give him round foods such as hard candy or peanuts. Cut his food into small bites that can be swallowed easily and make him sit down to eat to avoid a stumble that could cause him to choke.

Source: "Toddler Safety Tips," http://www.homesafetycouncil.org/SafetyGuide/sg_toddler_w001.asp