This documents the various styles that are possible with natural hair. Styles that are easy to do for a toddler girl, and that she will love. Twist outs, Braid outs, Wash n go, Plaits, Box braids, and more are featured. There is also a short description of what this channel will entail.
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Question by Elijah’s Mama: what are some tips for the crib- toddler bed transition?
My son is 20 months, and we just got him a toddler bed. We are going to introduce it to him next week after we move into our new apartment. What are some tips that will make him want to stay in it? Iknow to make a big deal about it ” wow, big boy bed” and all that. anytips would be appreciated 
Best answer:
Answer by patsworth
You may want to set up the crib in his room, too, until he gets accustomed to the big boy bed. Hype it up and make it exciting, but don’t force it. I’d say try to get him to sleep in his bed from the beginning, but if he is afraid or resistant, let him know the crib will be there for a little while, but not for good. We left my son’s crib in his room for about a week, and by that time he was used to his bed & no longer needed the crib.
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Question by Sweet Southern Belle: Question about a “toddler” bed?
If this is a crazy idea don’t scream at me LOL but I was wondering if this could be used as a “toddler/big boy” bed for a while? It’s not the money we’re worried about it’s that my son is 12 months old right now and I’m due in march with another little boy. we’re going to keep my 12 month old son in the crib and keep the new baby in the pack and play until the older one is ready for a “big boy” bed. But at that point we want to put them into the same room and I don’t want a crib and a toddler bed in there at the same time b/c the room just doesn’t work well that way. Eventually we’ll get two toddler beds and that will work better but is this going to work for the time being?
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Ashley D – this is SO SMART I have no idea why I never thought to do this. This was the concept I was going for so the room wouldn’t be crowded 24/7, just while they’re sleeping. You will be getting best answer points!!
Best answer:
Answer by Tad
If money is tight and you need to get him out of your bed but don’t have the room…why not. He’ll probably love it because it is Elmo..do what you have to do and what is right for your family. It’s the right size and serves the purpose you need it to.
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Question by Easter Bunny: What is a good age to ditch the Crib and move onto a Toddler Bed?
I am thinking of getting my 15 month old a Toddler bed. I am wondering at what age did other parents put their kids into a “big kid bed?”
Also, what made you decide to transition your child over to a Toddler Bed?
Best answer:
Answer by Beni
When they start trying to climb out of the crib.
Usually around the age of 18-20 months is when most kids switch over. All kids are different though. Some don’t use a toddler bed until they are 2 or even 2 1/2.
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Question by EM: Can you tell your toddler “I will miss you” when leaving for work or “I’m sad” to go to work?
My understanding was no. My wife thinks these are okay to say. The book “What To Expect…Toddler Years” says don’t say “I will miss you”, but I just found an article on babycenter. com that says it’s okay. What’s most important here: dealing with separation anxiety and making it okay (and great, hooray) that parents – and one day the child – leave the house every day, OR, being honest about our feelings for our daughter and how much we indeed will miss her and love her?
For context, she is 16 months, and has a handful of words down, so I expect she gets the emotions behind whatever we say, and maybe some of the words.
I was sure we shouldn’t say “I will miss you” when we leave, thinking that would guilt our daughter somehow, but now I am unsure…
Opinions are okay, but in all honesty I am really looking to be directed to web links for parenting web sites and documented sources (X book, page Y, etc.) that I can share with my wife.
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Sixx
Throw the books away, they only cause unnecessary stress (one reason being if your child starts developing something quicker/slower than is ‘normal’)
I would have thought it is fine to say that you’ll miss your child, if you say bye then she’s less likely to stress out because you’ve suddenly just disappeared, surely? Maybe say “bye, I’ll miss you” and “I’ll see you later/soon”? Make a big fuss of her when you get back
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