Your child is a little sponge, and there are certain things you should avoid doing in front of her – they’re less obvious than you may think…

Babies absorb information around them from birth. In fact, says Dr Lise Eliot, author of What’s Going On in There? How the Brain and Mind Develop in the First Five Years of Life, babies absorb information with their senses to both bond and explore. They are like little sponges and your baby’s brain literally doubles in size during the first year of life.

There are certain things you should avoid doing in front of your baby and toddler.
1. Curse
Babies recognise language from the womb. They easily pick up words and store it safely away in their memory files, and swearing is not the first language you want your child to speak.

2. Tell little white lies
These often trip off our tongue, sometimes without us even realising it. But try to not lie in front of your child. They are more astute than you think, and will catch you out. At this age, they also can’t tell the difference between a “harmless” fib and something more serious.

3. Scream and yell
It’s easy to get frustrated. Particularly when you are suffering from a lack of sleep, and are ratty and irritated. Try not to fight or scream in front of your baby. You may think they are too small to understand the actual words, but they do pick up on tone and your anxiety. Children tend to ..continue here»» http://www.dominzyloaded.com/2017/12/8-things-parents-should-never-do-in.html

Parents, stop being naked and dangling your third legs in front of your children, a child might be tempted to ask you Daddy what is that long thing?, or mummy you have a bush on your body !!

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Parents, stop being naked and dangling your third legs in front of your children, a child might be tempted to ask you Daddy what is that long thing?, or mummy you have a bush on your body !!

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