It’s never too soon to begin bonding with your baby, in fact the sooner you start the better. A DAILY GUIDE TO FITNESS & BONDING WITH YOUR BABY will help show you how to bond. This is not always possible for many women. Sometimes babies are born too early and have to go on a special baby care ward. However some mother’s do start the attachment process as soon as their baby is born and even if your youngster is on a special care baby unit, you can still start building a relationship.

Developing a close, early relationship can make a real difference to your child’s health and well-being. If your child knows that they are loved then they will flourish in all areas of their life. Skin to skin contact should be encouraged as soon as the baby is born as this can help develop a closer attachment.

Keeping fit as a way of bonding with your child is one of the best ways of building your relationship. Swimming together or indeed any kind of exercise is a wonderful activity that you can take up as a family. Fitness should be encouraged from a young age to develop a strong interest in sports. This is always good because your child will then have a more positive attitude towards keeping fit and being healthy. (more…)

This post is going to focus on the concept that ‘Children Learn through Play’ and how this has lead to the production of a fantastic ebook resource.
By looking at the aspect of mommy and baby, or daddy and baby playing and how it fundamentally and physically enhances their child’s development in preparation for later years, Baby Fat BurnerTM has beautifully crafted and put together a wealth of practical advice and exercises within this resource. Even on the website there is a fantastic video presentation of a father and daughter engaging in exercise and play. (more…)

I ask this question not to provoke but to engage you as a parent.

I want parents across the world to be asking these kinds of questions. You see I have a background with 16yrs as a high school teacher and I am also a father to two young children. I get to see both sides to the deal of raising children and nurturing their talents.

However, that said, my question above is actually in two parts. (more…)