How to Handle Toddler Tantrums​

As children grow, their minds undergo significant developmental changes, and with these, they may start to show tantrums as a way to express their emotions. Toddler tantrums are common as kids learn to navigate their feelings but often lack the words to communicate effectively. In this video, we have shared steps on how to handle toddler tantrums. 

Effective management of temper tantrum involves staying calm and empathetic. To calm down a toddler tantrum, avoid shouting or punishing; instead, listen to them and offer reassurance. 


Developments In a 9 Month Old Baby

At nine months old, a baby shows incredible progress in their physical, cognitive, and social development. In this video, Dr. Nihar Parekh has discussed the 9 month baby development. 

Among the key 9-month-old milestones, they can sit well on their own, pull themselves up to stand, and even stand with support. Fine motor skills are advancing as they pick up objects from the floor and can grab bottles. To know more on 9-month baby activities, watch the complete Baby Growth Series featuring Dr. Nihar Parekh for more expert advice: 



Dos & Donts of Baby-led Weaning

Baby-led weaning is an important milestone in your baby’s development and building a healthy relationship with food. If you're wondering how to start baby led weaning, then this video is for you. In this video, we have discussed a few do's and don'ts for baby led weaning for beginners. When you're figuring out how to begin BLW, focus on offering soft, easy-to-grasp foods like daal and rice. Don't offer foods like cucumber that can choke. From clipping their nails to not offering packaged foods, these are some of the most important baby led weaning tips.



How to Teach your Baby to Talk

Teaching your baby to talk is a joyful process that involves patience, engagement, and lots of interaction. If you're wondering about baby talking age and when babies start talking, then this video is for you. Here, we have shared a few tips on how to teach babies to talk.

Talking to them in a sing-song voice, communicating through gestures, asking questions, and waiting for responses are a few ways to make your child speak. Subscribe to our channel for more tips on your newborn’s growth journey.