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8 Things New Moms Should Do Before Baby Turns One

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When babies start to approach that 12-month milestone, it’s not hard to see changes happen. They become more independent and their personalities adjust accordingly. For many moms, this is a bittersweet transition. But there’s a lot you can do beforehand to prepare for those future magical moments. Take a look at these tips and tricks so you can enjoy this journey with your baby.

1. Introduce Educational Toys

As babies grow into toddlers, they need new toys to stimulate their brains. Though every child is different, many say their first words and communicate through hand gestures at this age. Provide your baby with the proper educational toys. These include blocks, balls, puzzles and books. Stuffed animals are still helpful, but try to put away objects that don’t encourage learning.

2. Toddler-Proof Every Room

When your baby turns one, movement becomes an important factor in their daily life. At this point, they can sit up without help. Soon enough, they’ll grab onto furniture to help them walk. To make sure that your child doesn’t put themselves in harm’s way, baby-proof each accessible room. Various locks and ties are available to secure cabinets and doors. Place baby gates at the tops and bottoms of each staircase. This way, they can develop their skills freely.

3. Set Aside Money

It’s no secret that kids are expensive. From new clothes to extracurricular activities, it all costs money. College may seem like a lifetime away, but it’ll go by faster than you know it. If you can afford to, set up a savings account for your child. Add to it as often as you can, so you start to build up a decent fund. You should also explore life insurance options

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