It’s no walk in the park to adjust to the presence of a new (often crying) human creature in the house...remember what a shock it was for you when your first child came along? Now that you’re ...

It will take time for a child to get used to the idea of a new sibling, so patience is key. "Parents' first instinct may be to get angry if your child begins to act out and even whack their new ...

Having another child? Here’s how to prepare your firstborn for their new sibling ‘Be aware of confused feelings’ and other tips for parents. September 12, 2018. Perspective by Clara Wiggins.

3. Have your child lend a helping hand. Set aside special responsibilities for your older child to help with newborn care. Depending on their age, have them grab diapers and wipes, put on socks or ...

Expecting another child can be both exciting and nerve-racking. Many parents feel more confident the second (or third) time ...

Schiller says you should talk to your child about becoming a sibling in an “age-appropriate way” and be honest about the difficult aspects of their new role.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds attend the Angel Ball on Oct. 20, 2014, in New York City. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images. Manage your own expectations Stiffelman says a child is likely to have a ...

Preparing your child for a new sibling can be challenging. Experts share tips on fostering love, reducing jealousy, and ...

Preparing your child for a new sibling. Published 12:00 am Friday, January 1, 2021. By Story by Jennifer Colton for EO Parent. 78453859.

"My daughter, Brenna, now 7, was 5 when I gave birth to Scott. Instead of pushing her to take on her big-sister role, we focused on keeping her individual life as routine as possible: She kept up ...