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Learning to crawl
By on 07/09/2011 14:13:35
Between six and ten months many babies learn how to get around under their own steam, but there are many styles besides the traditional crawl
What happens, when...Building blocks to crawlingOnce your baby can sit up unaided, anytime from around six months, it won't be too long before he's rocking forward onto his hands and knees ready to work on getting about under his own steam
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Safety for the crawling & cruising baby
By Maria Muennich on 09/04/2007 09:02:39
Making your home baby safe is a near-endless task, so here are some tips for staying ahead
and drag herself towards that dangling wire you had more time to anticipate and remove dangers as she spotted them, once she's crawling and cruising however, she'll be where she wants to be in a matter of seconds. While you may have had a go with basic baby
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Babies on the Go: 10 Safety Tips
By Laura Lee Davies on 18/05/2009 00:12:05
Once your baby is old enough to crawl, there’ll be no stopping him, so it’s time to make your home an accident-free zone.
From that moment when your baby first begins to push up, life is going to get a lot faster for your child! But while you are encouraging him to sit up, crawl, cruise and walk, you will also realise that it’s time to make his surroundings much more
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Start-rite's shoes for spring and summer 2007
By Sarah Lawson on 29/12/2006 01:43:09
Fab new ranges for dainty ladies, fiesty girls, crawling babies, and beach-bum boys: the January 2007 collection of footwear from Start-rite.
You might still be shaking the snow or mud from your boots after Christmas, but as we head into January, the stores are showing off their spring and summer ranges!For childrens' shoes, Start-rite are fusing trends for feminine prints with mismatch kitsch. For dainty toes, there a...
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Your baby's feet
By Laura Lee Davies on 29/06/2006 10:30:00
The first year of your baby's life will not be spent with shoe shop assistants! For most of this time you'll want her toes to be naked.
not enclose your baby's feet too tightly.Go to a good children's shoe shop where the assistant can make sure what you choose isn't too tight or too heavyweight on your child's feet.Start Rite Jelly TotCrawlingBy the time your baby is crawling, you might want
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Top tips for taking your baby’s picture
By Anna Lewis on 19/03/2012 16:47:26
You don’t have to be David Bailey to get a good shot of your little one – just follow these handy hints
Personality mattersSome of the most interesting baby pictures are those of your little one looking serious, sad, cross or tired because these shots will capture the most personality and quirky little mannerisms. So don't worry if your baby won't smile - and even if he or she does...
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Start-rite pre-walker shoes for spring 2008
By Sarah Lawson on 11/01/2008 01:03:58
Check out these soft but protective shoes for young children, in funky designs they'll want to wear!
Although it's important not to put babies and toddlers into proper shoes until their feet have developed and they have starting walking, keeping toes and soles warm and safe from scrapes is just as important when they are crawling as it is when they
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Your seven-month-old
By ThinkBaby on 07/11/2004 11:51:17
Sitting up and reaching out
of her reach. Before long she'll have learnt to extend her lunge to rock forward onto her knees to reach out even further and, hey presto, next we have the crawling position and it's a short hop from there to her crawling around. She might start crawling
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Your eight-month-old
By ThinkBaby on 06/10/2004 12:01:21
Little fingers like to explore
.He still loves to explore things by handling and poking them, putting them in his mouth and throwing them on the floor to see what sounds they make. Your baby may well be crawling now, although some babies start later than others and some skip the crawling
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Fragile Feet
By Monica Stylli on 25/07/2006 11:14:49
Research from Start-rite shows that 390,000 babies are at risk of developing life-long foot problems each year
are three key stages in a baby’s development. For new borns/pre-crawling, barefoot is best as the foot can develop naturally without constrictions. For babies that are crawling, Start-rite advises the feet are protected against bumps and scrapes by wearing
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