Best learn to read apps

​1 – Think Fun Zingo Word Builder+Easy to learn and play+Group play+Multi-Level playing options-Non-portable-Mainly for younger kids 2 – Think Fun My First Math Dice+3-in-1+Portable+Math skills focused-Unsuitable for older kids 3 – OK TO WAKE! Mirari OK to Wake! Alarm Clock & Night-Light+Learning time+Time keeping+Colour alerts+Usb power source & battery powered-Teaching from parents-Batteries not included 4 – Hasbro Gaming Chutes and Ladders Game+No reading required+Replayable+Low skill floor-Tedious for parents-Not portable-Only 1 play style 5 – Jaq Jaq Bird Bored Board Letter Bundle+Variety of educational activities+Multi-player+Portable-Expensive

High chairs are useful for when your baby start eating solid food. They provide a safe place for your baby to sit when they eat. However, there are many variations in the market, and making a choice is difficult, but worry not, in this guide we will help you get the right one for your baby.​1 – Graco Table2Table Premier Fold 7 in 1 Convertible High Chair+Foldable+Suitable for long term use-No wheels on rear legs-Expensive 2 – Fisher-Price SpaceSaver High Chair+Accommodates larger babies+Space saving-Requires another chair 3 – IKEA Antilop High Chair+Easy to clean+Affordable+Lightweight-Footrest not included-Non-foldable-Non-reclinable 4 – Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair Baby Set Cushion & Tray Set+Converts into a regular chair+Sleek design-Expensive-Cushion not included 5 – 4moms High Chair+Tray attachment+Removable foam inserts-Not reclinable-Not suitable for smaller babies  

​Once you baby start’s growing teeth, you will need to brush and take care of them. One of the most important items when doing so is toothpaste. In this guide, we will be offering toothpaste options for your baby.​1 – Hello Kids Fluoride Toothpaste Wild Strawberry+ADA approved+No artificial flavours+No dyes+Gluten free+Good taste-Very foamy 2 – Tanner’s Tasty Paste+Taste like ice cream+Good for sensitive teeth+Naturally sweet-Not ADA approved 3 – Tom’s of Maine Natural Children’s Fluoride Toothpaste, Silly Strawberry, 3 Pack+ADA approved+Natural strawberry juice sweetener+Recyclable packaging+Pack of 3-Contains SLS 4 – Dr. Brown’s Baby Toothpaste+Ages 0 to 3+Taste like baby food+Small tube for travel-Not ADA approved 5 – Burt’s Bees Kids Toothpaste Fruit Fusion+Stevia sweetened+Not runny like other natural toothpastes-Not ADA approved

Buying baby supplies in bulk is a good idea to save money, especially when you need to spend a lot on your baby. However, not all products can be purchased in bulk, in this guide we will be teaching you what you can and cannot bulk buy.Diapers:One of the products you should not be purchasing in bulk. This is because your baby can easily be too big for them or may end up outgrowing them. At the speed your baby grows, they will probably outgrow them in months, which end up causing you to have a bunch of wasted product you have no use for. Baby Wipes:One of the best products to bulk buy, with how much you will need to use it, the cost for baby wipes adds up quickly. Due to how often your baby end up making messes, you will be needing to clean up after them very often, and this will most likely be your go to choice when doing so. Baby Formula:When bulk purchasing baby formula, remember to get a sample first to ensure your baby likes it before you buy. And when purchasing, buy only the amount you need and only the right stages for your baby’s growth. Laundry Detergent:Detergent is something you can easily bulk buy, as you will need this when washing all of your baby’s clothes when they get messy. With the amount of clothes, you need to clean, the costs will also add up significantly. Furthermore, the detergent can also be used to clean other family member’s clothes, so there will definitely no waste. Shampoo:The only difference between baby shampoo and normal shampoo is the fact there are less chemicals in baby shampoo that can irritate your baby’s eyes. The only advantage of normal shampoo is the fact they smell and lather better. As such, you can easily continue to use baby shampoo to clean your baby’s hair. Baby food:At around 6 months old, you can begin transitioning to solid baby food for your baby. Starting off with smoother baby food, and move on to chunky ones at 8 to 10 months old. Taking note of how much baby food your baby eats and which type they eat, you can easily plan and bulk purchase for them. However, like milk formula, I suggest trying small samples with your baby before bulk buying what’s best suited for your child.

​New Parent ChecklistWhen expecting a baby for the first time, one may not know what they need and will end up either not having everything they need or buying more than they need. Fortunately, we have complied a checklist to help you ensure you have everything you need. FeedingNatural Feeding ChecklistBibs☐Burp Clothes☐Breast Pump☐Milk Storage☐Nursing Pillow☐Nursing Bra☐Breast Pad☐LotionFormula Feeding Checklist☐Bibs☐Cloths☐Bottle and Nipple Brush☐Formula Milk☐Thermal Flask DiapersRe-Usable☐Cloth or Re-Usable Diapers☐8 Waterproof Covers☐Changing Pad☐Baby Ointment☐Snaps, Velcro or Safety Pins☐Disposable WipesDisposable☐Two boxes of diapers (Do not overbuy and your baby grows)☐Changing Pad☐Baby Ointment☐Disposable WipesClothing☐8 Undershirts / Onesies☐5 Nightgowns☐8 One-piece stretchy sleepers☐5 Pairs of pants☐2 new-born hats☐8 Pairs of Socks☐2 Pairs of scratch mittens☐2 Cardigans or Jackets☐Laundry Detergent for Babies Blankets☐3 Large Cotton Blankets☐8 Receiving BlanketsBathing☐Infant Tub☐12 Washcloths☐Baby Soap☐Baby Soft-Bristled Hair Brush☐3 Soft-Hooded towelsBeddingCrib☐Approved crib and crib mattress☐3 waterproof mattress covers☐4 fitted crib sheets☐4 light blankets that fit in the crib☐Sleep sackCo-Sleeping☐Firm mattress☐4 fitted cribsheets☐3 waterproof pads☐Light comforter☐Sleep sack Others☐Car Seat☐Stroller☐Nail Clipper☐Bulb Syringe☐Baby Thermometer☐Eye Dropper☐Medical spoon☐Medication☐Baby MonitorOptional☐Changing Table☐Playpen☐Sling or Baby Carrier☐Diaper Bag☐Change Pad☐Plastic Hanger☐Pacifiers☐Rattles☐Baby Toys☐Night Lights  

Caring for a baby can be a challenge, doubly so if it is your first time. However, worry not, for we are here to help. We have compiled a list of common worries and their solutions to better help you through your journey as a new parent.Concern 1: How often do I change my baby’s diaper?You will need to frequently change your baby’s diaper in order to prevent diaper rashes, however, you do not need to do it every time your baby pee. It is recommended to do so once every 2 to 3 hours, with the only exception being when your baby has a bowel movement. It is also important to keep your baby clean and dry when you change their diapers as they have sensitive skin. Concern 2: Why is my baby crying so much?Babies tend to cry a lot, and for many different reasons. Knowing why your baby is crying is the first step to helping them stop. Reasons for your baby cry includes:Gas painsTry burping your baby.LonelinessSpend more time with your babyTry wearing your baby around with a harnessHungerPay more attention to your baby, your baby will most likely have certain patterns when they are hungry, understanding them will be very useful.Dirty diapersThis are usually very obvious, and easy to fix, just change your baby’s diapers and they should stop cryingTirednessEnsure your baby gets plenty of sleep and are given a comfortable environment where they are able to fall asleep easily. Concern 3: How do I know if my baby is eating enough?More often than not, new parents will be worried that their babies aren’t eating enough and that their growth is getting impacted. The most reliable way to make sure your baby is eating enough is to ensure they’re growing properly. Your doctor will usually go through this during your baby’s check-ups. Concern 4: When will my baby start sleeping the whole night?Babies aren’t typically ready to sleep through the night until around 12-14 weeks old. However, even if your baby isn’t ready to get a full night’s rest by then it is not too serious of a concern as every baby develops differently and some can take as much as 5 months before they are ready. If you are still worried about your baby not sleeping through the night, you can take them to a paediatrician to get your baby checked.