Tahmina Khan

As parents, we all come to learn a few universal truths: toddlers are tiny thrill-seekers, they have no fear of death, and the water seems to call to them like a siren song. Now, combine all of these facts and throw in a summer pool party, and suddenly, you’re thinking about safety like it’s a […]

There’s something about the transition from a crib to a toddler bed that feels monumental, right? It’s like that scene in a movie where the hero is about to take a leap of faith. In this case, the hero is your toddler, and the leap is out of a crib into the big world of

As a parent, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly on high alert. From bumps and bruises to sniffles and sneezes, there’s always something that can make you wonder, “Is this normal?” One particularly nerve-wracking experience is noticing that your toddler’s heart seems to be beating faster than usual. As someone who has been there,

Ah, the toddler leash—a parenting accessory that can spark more heated debates than whether pineapple belongs on pizza. As a parent of two rambunctious kiddos, a six-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter, I’ve seen my fair share of public meltdowns, epic chases, and the occasional disappearing act that leaves my heart pounding faster than a

Let’s start with a confession: I’ve always been a sucker for anything that promises to tire out my kids. When I first laid eyes on a toddler trampoline, it seemed like the holy grail of parenting. A tiny, bouncy paradise where my little ones could burn off their seemingly infinite energy reserves? Sign me up!

Two kids are playing with pillows.

As a parent, few things are as precious as the sweet, fleeting moments when your toddler drifts off into nap time bliss. Those golden hours of silence were once your time to catch up on life, sip on lukewarm coffee, or simply sit in a room that wasn’t vibrating with energy. But then, one day,

Traveling with toddlers is like stepping into the unknown—like entering a mystical land where you never quite know if you’ll find yourself in a peaceful oasis or in the middle of a full-blown tantrum tornado. When it comes to getting your toddler to sleep on a plane, you might as well be trying to solve

Parenting is a whirlwind of decisions, from choosing the right diapers to deciphering toddler tantrums, and one of the questions that might sneak up on you is: “Can my toddler have protein powder?” It seems like a simple enough query, but as with many things in the world of raising tiny humans, the answer is

As a parent, there are a few things you come to expect: endless laundry, finding sippy cups in the strangest places (seriously, how did it get in the bathroom?), and, of course, those middle-of-the-night wake-up calls. You know the ones. The ones where your toddler wakes up crying as if they’ve just relived the fall