Following tips will be help you manage your twins/triplets efficiently: <ul><li>Stick to a schedule</li></ul>Maintain a common schedule for the children. If one wakes up from a nap, wake up the other. If one is hungry and wants to eat, feed the other child as well. Scheduling both the children together will keep you sane and help you get proper sleep as well. <ul><li>Feed at the same time</li></ul>It is important to learn to breastfeed both the babies at the same time. If you are feeding from the bottles, it is easier to have two spots to seat them. Breastfeed or bottle feed, prepare ahead of the feed (a breastfeeding pillow, bottles, burp cloths, pumped breastmilk or formula and a snack for yourself). After feeding, burp the babies one by one. By the time the second (or third) baby has been fed, burped, and changed, the first one's often hungry - and the cycle begins all over again. In the beginning, breastfeeding two babies at the same time can be difficult. It is best to consult a lactation nurse in the days when you are still in the hospital. A nurse will help you try different breastfeeding positions so by the time you are home with your kids, you can apply the one that suits you and your child the best. When one of the babies wakes up to be fed in the middle of the night, wake up the other one after you're done with the first baby. It's hard to wake a sleeping baby, but if you don't, you will be constantly tending to babies and not getting any sleep. <ul><li>Bath twice</li></ul>Bathe your babies turn by turn. If you have an infant chair, put one of your babies in the chair besides you while you bathe the other child. When you are done with one baby, switch the places. Bath seats are also available in the market; these seats make the bathing process easier. <ul><li>Know who is who</li></ul>In the early days of twin parenting, it is natural to mix up your babies. You can dab a dot of nail polish on one of your baby's toe or finger to avoid confusion. You can tie a wrist band to one of your babies. See what works the best for you. <ul><li>Crying times two</li></ul>More often than not, both of your babies will cry at the same time. It is difficult to find out what soothes your babies. What works for one might not work for the other. Figure out if cuddling, cradling, singing, caressing works for your babies or not. <ul><li>Share the duties</li></ul>Ask for help; it can be difficult but ask away. It will be for your own peace. Delegate your tasks to your spouse or your other family members. You can hire a caretaker as well for some time till you figure out how to go about twin parenting. Delegating your tasks will give you time to bond with your babies. Communication is the key; if you feel one parent is taking up more responsibilities, talk it out. <ul><li>Preparing your house for your babies</li></ul>Baby proof your house in every possible way. Set up a changing station including diapers, wipes, and extra baby clothes. If you have a house with more levels, make sure to arrange changing stations, baby chairs at all levels. That way you can avoid running up and down the stairs every time one of the babies spits up or needs to be changed. <ul><li>Bond with your Babies</li></ul>It might take you more time to bond with your babies compared to parents of singletons. Most of your time will be eaten up in fulfilling your babies' needs. But the more time you spend with your babies, the more you will know them and connect with them. <ul><li>Celebrate their individuality</li></ul>It's important to treat your babies as individuals so that they begin to see themselves that way too. Refer to them by their names rather than as "the twins," and as they get older, make sure they have their own clothes and special toys. <ul><li>Plan quality time individually</li></ul>Plan quality time separately for your babies. Sit and talk to them, read a book, or play a game with your babies. The goal is to give each child life experiences that are fun and appropriate for them. Twins are very dependent upon each other in the early years. Spending some time apart will help them develop separate identities and help them understand their likes and dislikes. <ul><li>Respect your children</li></ul>Every child has different needs hence it is important to cater to their individual needs than being fair when raising twins. It is okay if you don't buy the same gifts or clothes for your twins or treat them in the same manner. Respecting the similarities and differences of each child fosters a real and healthy sense of self.

It can be a little tricky to raise twins or triplets. But with time, you sure will figure out everything.

Raising twins

It can be a little tricky to raise twins or triplets. But with time, you sure will figure out everything.

Our world is filled with a variety of animals and it is important for children to know as much as possible about them. Facts about animals help kids explore the world of animals. As a parent, you can collect relevant information about animals and share it with your child. <h2>10 quick unbelievable facts for children:</h2> 1. Do You Know? Intelligent dogs can learn around 165 words, according to experts.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/dog.jpg_image_1634201356967.jpg" width="363" style=""> 2. Do You Know? Cats have 230 bones, while humans only have 206.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/cats.jpg_image_1634199204647.jpg" width="359"> 3. Do You Know? Cows can sense a storm coming and will lie down.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/cow.jpg_image_1634199239237.jpg" width="361"> 4. Do You Know? Rabbits eat their poop and process it a second time.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/rabbits.jpg_image_1634199293729.jpg" width="365"> 5. Do You Know? Sheep make a bleating sound. A baby lamb can identify its mother by her bleat.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/sheep.jpg_image_1634199310683.jpg" width="368"> 6. Do You Know? Goats and sheep do not have teeth on their front jaw.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/goat.jpg_image_1634199321786.jpg" width="370"> 7. Do You Know? Pigs are considered the 4th most intelligent animal (after chimpanzees, dolphins, and elephants).<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/pig.jpg_image_1634199425951.jpg" width="370"> 8. Do You Know? Goats have rectangular pupils that help them to see better in the dark.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/goat_2.jpg_image_1634199504784.jpg" width="369"> 9. Do You Know? Sheep have two toes on each foot.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/sheep_2.jpg_image_1634199426910.JPG" width="365"> 10. Do You Know? All puppies are born deaf. Though as they get older, they can hear 4 times better than humans can.<img src="https://bee-assets-production.s3.amazonaws.com/image/puppy.jpg_image_1634199424369.jpg" width="371"> Learning about animals is great fun, and kids love reading this funny trivia on animals. Their curiosity is aroused if animal facts are presented in a fun manner and it will easily help them remember these facts. Kids experience an emotional reaction to animals and it is their appreciation towards animals that help them memorize these facts.

10 unbelievable pet animal facts that are actually true. Kids curiosity is aroused if animal facts are presented in a fun manner and help them remember these facts.

10 unbelievable pet animal facts that are actually true

Do you know, how many words can a dog understand? That seems crazy, but it’s true! Here are some more fun facts about domestic animals that might surprise you!

<ul><li>Red bed.</li><li>Cat caught a rat.</li><li>Toy boat. Toy boat.</li><li>Batman beat a man.</li><li>Truly rural. Truly rural.</li><li>Run for fun in the sun.</li><li>Sell the cell in a sale.</li><li>Triple Dickle. Triple Dickle.</li><li>Thin sticks, thick sticks.</li></ul>

Easy But Tricky Tongue Twisters For Your Lovely Little Linguist

Easy But Tricky Tongue Twisters For Your Little Linguist

Easy But Tricky Tongue Twisters For Your Lovely Little Linguist

<ul><li>Make sure to get your child fully checked before the winter starts.</li><li>Make sure that all heating appliances like geysers &amp; heaters are in working condition.</li><li>Adequate warm clothing is essential but make sure to NOT over-dress your baby as it can be extremely uncomfortable for him/her. Several thin layers will keep them dry and warm. Always remember to make them warm boots, gloves or mittens, and a hat. The rule of thumb for older babies and young children is to dress them in one more layer of clothing than an adult would wear in the same conditions.</li><li>Give warm water baths to your child. Make sure that there is a balance between the bathroom and the bedroom temperature so that your child does not get uncomfortable after the bath.</li><li>There should be no gusts of cold winds when you are bathing your baby.</li><li>Give adequate necessary vitamins and nutrients essential for proper growth to your child.</li><li>When riding/travelling in a car, make them wear thin, snug layers rather than thick, bulky coats or snowsuits.</li><li>Use sleep clothing for babies like warm one-piece sleepers or wearable blankets instead of loose bedding like blankets, quilts, pillows, bumpers, and sheepskins as they are a cause of suffocating deaths.</li><li>If a blanket must be used to keep a sleeping infant warm, it should be thin and tucked under the crib mattress, reaching only as far as the baby's chest.</li><li>Prevent cold and flu by getting kids to:</li></ul>-Use soap and water: Washing their hands frequently will reduce the spread of germs.-Cover their mouth: Sneezing or coughing into the bend of their elbows also helps prevent spreading of germs.

Taking the right precautionary steps before the arrival of any season, will keep your baby safe and healthy.

Winter Precautions for Babies

Taking the right precautionary steps before the arrival of any season, will keep your baby safe and healthy.

<ul><li>Richie rich reached beach.</li><li>Don't cry just try.</li><li>Silly sheep weep and sleep.</li><li>Maroon Balloon</li><li>Draw black craw</li><li>Cadbury in a hurry.</li><li>Flower over flyover.</li></ul>

Top 10 Tongue Twisters of 2021 specially created to sharpen your child's language.

Top 10 kids Tongue Twisters 2021 To Sharpen Language

Top 10 Tongue Twisters of 2021 especially created to sharpen your child language.

Top 10 Tongue Twisters of 2021 To Sharpen Your Child Language

No, it is not required to clean the earwax daily. Earwax is very normal and is antibacterial. Just keep the outer surface of the ears clean using a soft cotton cloth. 

Should I clean my child's ears daily    

No, it is not required to clean the earwax daily. Earwax is very normal and in fact, is antibacterial. Just keep the outer surface of the ears clean using a soft cotton cloth. Do not use any pointed and sharp objects to clean the ears. It is advisable to not use earbuds as well. Ear drops can be used after a prescription from your child's doctor if there is an excessive build-up of earwax in your child's ear.

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