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Babies don’t see right away…which is definitely something I didn’t know until I was a dad! This chart shows you what their vision is like at first and how it progresses from there:
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Speaking of babies, this photo shows just how big a mother’s cervix can get during childbirth:
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Ever wonder if your baby’s poop is normal? This chart explains all:
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This chart shows you how to recognize your baby’s cues that they’re hungry:
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And this chart breaks down all things diapers:
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This chart explains how parents/partners can model disagreeing in a healthy way…and set their kids up to positively deal with their own disagreements:
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This chart explains where childcare is the least — and most — expensive in the US (tl;dr: New York, Massachusetts, and California are the priciest, while the South is the cheapest):
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This fun chart has wise and inspirational quotes from 50 favorite parents and guardians from film and TV:
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This chart explains the development of your kid’s teeth from ages 0–3:
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And this one shows you what to watch out for from ages 6 to 8 to mitigate the hit your wallet could take at the orthodontist’s office:
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This chart breaks down into undeniable terms how important it is for kids to read at night:
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And this chart is great for teaching your kid what to do should they ever get lost in public:
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Here’s a funny but actually practical one — alternative cusswords to help you avoid dropping f-bombs left and right in front of your kids:
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Speaking of language, here are some wonderful alternatives to saying “Be careful!”:
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And this chart shows you how to speak to your kids in a more positive way (even when you are mad as @#$%&!):
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This chart demonstrates genetics…and could help you predict what color your baby’s eyes might be:
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And this cool chart is basically genetics for dummies (dummies like me, that is):
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This chart bills itself as a baby-shoes cheat sheet (and it is):
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And if your kid likes to play outside without shoes on, never forget this:
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This chart explains how to do CPR for infants, kids ages 1–8, and everyone else:
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And this chart outlines five very important ways you could save your baby’s life:
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Here’s a terrific guide for successfully communicating with your child at any age:
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And here’s a good one about how and when to praise your kids (“You’re doing amazing, sweetie!”):
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This chart explains how to make your child emotionally resilient:
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This chart will help parents recognize different bug bites on their kids:
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And this chart will help you figure out how your kiddo is related to the rest of your family:
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This chart lays out the ages your kid will likely learn different consonants:
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This chart shows an awesome trick that will teach kids how many days there are in each month:
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikespohr/29-charts-about-parenting
