There comes a point when you realize you’ve been putting your kid’s clothes on for years and suddenly think, “Wait. When exactly am I supposed to stop doing this?” Because somewhere between the toddler who proudly puts their pants on backwards and the preschooler who insists they can do everything themselves, kids are supposed to start taking over the dressing process. But when, exactly? And what does “getting dressed independently” actually mean for a 2-year-old, 3-year-old or 5-year-old? The good news: there isn’t one magic birthday when kids suddenly become fully responsible for their wardrobe. Dressing is a collection of skills that develops gradually, and kids can be surprisingly capable in one area while still needing help with another. So if your preschooler can put on their shoes but somehow can’t find the armholes in a T-shirt, you’re not alone. What age should kids start dressing themselves? Most kids start…
With Spring around the corner, we’ll soon be seeing the April showers, and our kids will be eager to get outside and go puddle-jumping! It’s time to switch out the winter clothing for spring and make sure everything fits well and is in good shape. Especially their wellies! They’re the most important clothing items for spring and can be costly to replace. Here are tips on how to take care of your rubber boots. Wellington (Rubber) boots, also known as “wellies,” are the top choice of footwear for kids in spring for all the puddle jumping and muddy fields. They are durable, waterproof, and can last for years, making them the perfect item to hand down to younger siblings and friends. Here are some tips on how to take care of your rubber boots: Clean your rubber boots regularly After each use, especially if your kids have been in the…