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Toddlers

New Orleans Toddler crawling through play tunnel

Raising toddlers comes with its unique set of joys and challenges, and having access to reliable resources can make a significant difference for parents. New Orleans Mom, offers information and support tailored to the needs of parents navigating the toddler years. From education to health resources, New Orleans Mom provides both practical advice and community support for moms of toddlers.

One of the New Orleans Mom standout resources are our comprehensive guides on toddler-friendly activities. These guides are packed with a curated list of play grounds, parks, and family-friendly events happening all around the city. Whether you’re seeking indoor activities for a rainy day or planning an exciting outdoor adventure, our guides ensure your little one stays engaged and entertained in a safe and fun environment.

In addition to activities, New Orleans Mom highlights educational and wellness information for toddlers. Parents can find recommendations for finding the right school for their family in our Ultimate Guide to Child Care, Preschool, MDOs and Daycares in New Orleans. Our experienced contributors also share tips for potty training toddlers and ways to get that picky eater to try more foods. We also offer practical advice like for traveling with toddlers and tips or decluttering & donating your toddlers toys to surviving Mardi Gras with your little ones.

New Orleans Mom is a community where parents can connect, share experiences, and find support through every stage of motherhood. This sense of community fosters a supportive network, making the journey of raising toddlers a little less daunting.

Three Words Your Toddler Needs to Know We're in the thick of toddlerhood with our very independent (almost) three-year-old. All the clichés about three-nagers are unfolding around us daily. Our little guy has lots to say and a strong-willed personality...
Lazy, Low-Cost, At-Home Summer Activities For Littles It's only May, yet my leather seats have already begun to burn the backs of my legs when I get in the car. The girls are complaining of hot metal buckles and the...
Like most of the people I know, I grew up in a household where physical discipline of children was normal, accepted, and expected. I'm not about to dive into how that impacts me today, but I am going to...
Mom confession: I have a slight obsession with taking professional family photos. My husband and my wallet hate it, but, I can’t help capturing the cute, color-coordinated moments forever. And, with the kids constantly changing as they grow, it’s...
If you have recently moved to New Orleans, Mardi Gras with kids can be extremely overwhelming at first. But trust us - you want a Muses shoe, a Cleo cup, a Zulu coconut and all the beads you can catch!...
To The Hostess Who Saved My Sanity :: Thank You As parents, most of us have been in the situation of going out to eat dinner with small kids. You really never know what you are going to get. Sometimes...
Rewards and positive reinforcement are the key to any good potty-training method. But when the training takes an unexpectedly long and messy path like ours did, the rewards tend to get just as grandiose as the process. The promise...
So many things come to mind when becoming a parent. As everyone says, parenting does not come with an instruction manual. Boy, do I wish it did. One of the instructions I wish came into play is the search...
I never thought I would be in this situation with my daughter. When she was smaller, I first introduced her to “solids” and she ate it all. She loved some of the pureed baby food, and of course, most...
Let me introduce you to the baby product you never knew you needed and may not know exists: the Tushbaby. It’s an innovative baby seat that you wear around your waist. I was gifted one that I used with...
I think cake smash photos are so cute and are a fun way to celebrate the first birthday. Instead of booking with a photographer (tip: don’t wait until the last minute if you want to book with a photographer),...
Dear Mama of a Toddler and a Newborn, My goodness, you have accomplished something very impressive: You have survived pregnancy while also caring for a toddler. Maybe you have two under two, or maybe your oldest is closer to three....
Let me preface this by saying that the most overwhelming part of parenting for me are the number of decisions there are to make. I am slowly accepting that I will always be making decisions for my children. Decisions...
I survived my first year as a dance mom! Well, I mean as a first-time mom period, everything is survival, but they turn into beautiful lessons with so many great rewards. Anyway, our first dance experience was amazing! I honestly didn’t...