Suite101

Infants & Toddlers


Feature Writer: Rachel Lister
Rachel Lister, Photo Owned by Rachel Lister

Parenting infants and toddlers can be an adventure whether you are a stay at home mom, a work at home mom, or a working mother. Mothers of infants and toddlers juggle laundry, diapers, home and work responsibilities. We are here to make your job just a little bit easier.

You will find everything from games to play with your baby to dealing with toddler temper tantrums, breastfeeding after returning to work, and finding the perfect daycare for your infant or toddler. We have ideas that will help you find the best toys for your baby and keep your sanity as you try to balance your new responsibilities.

Read articles and blog entries about the challenges and joys of parenting an infant or toddler. Join in on a discussion to share your experiences and ideas with other parents of infants and toddlers.

feature articles
Rachel Lister

Symptoms of the Swine Flu in Toddlers

In: Infant & Toddler Health

Caring for a toddler who has the Swine Flu requires common sense health practices but most cases resolve without medical attention. more...

Protecting Toddlers from the Swine Flu

In: Infant & Toddler Health

Practicing good hygiene habits and taking basic precautions can help protect infants and toddlers from the swine flu. more...

Understanding Summer Childcare Policies

In: Working Mothers Child Care

Planning a summer vacation can be stressful enough without worrying about childcare. Make sure you know what your daycare's vacation policy is before leaving on a trip. more...

Keeping Toddlers Rear Facing Until Age 2

In: Infant & Toddler Health

The AAP recommends keeping toddlers in a rear facing car seat as long as possible, or at least until age 2. more...

Tips for Camping with Toddlers

In: Infant/Toddler Play

Parents often hesitate to take infants or toddlers camping but with a little bit of planning and some flexibility, camping is a wonderful experience to have as a family. more...

Helping Toddlers Deal with Death

In: Infant Toddler Development

The death of a loved one often takes one by surprise and can be difficult for toddlers to understand. Grief can create new fears and behaviors in toddlers. more...

Simple Games to Play with Toddlers

In: Infant/Toddler Play

Toddlers have a short attention span, but they are easily entertained by simple games and love the one-on-one time with mom or dad. more...

T.V. and Young Children

In: Infant Toddler Development

Many parents have strong opinions about whether it is right or wrong for toddlers to watch television. more...

All feature articles in Infants & Toddlers

Suite101: Infants & Toddlers articles How to subscribe to article feeds