This video shows you how to teach the parts of the body. You can watch this video with your child or you can point to the parts of the body on yourself and then on your child.
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Install a pressure-mounted baby gate without putting holes in the wall
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Fold a pinless cloth diaper for newborn babies
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Change a diaper on a baby
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Sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
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Teach a preschooler the "Baby Bumble Bee" song
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Use the football hold for a baby
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Change a baby's diaper the right way
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Use a shirt as an emergency baby carrier
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Take a baby's temperature
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Comfort a fussy baby with a stability ball
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Take your baby's rectal temperature
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Make an emergency baby carrier out of sweatpants
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Explain why a newborn baby appears "scrunched up"
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Use a towel as an emergency baby carrier
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Choose the healthiest cheese puffs for your kids
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Teach your child to swim in the bathtub
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Know if your children do drugs
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Bathe a newborn baby
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Deal with your sexually active teen
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Turn baby socks into pretty roses
How To:
Install a pressure-mounted baby gate without putting holes in the wall
How To:
Fold a pinless cloth diaper for newborn babies
How To:
Teach a preschooler the "Baby Bumble Bee" song
How To:
Sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
How To:
Change a diaper on a baby
How To:
Use the football hold for a baby
How To:
Change a baby's diaper the right way
How To:
Use a shirt as an emergency baby carrier
How To:
Take a baby's temperature
How To:
Take your baby's rectal temperature
How To:
Comfort a fussy baby with a stability ball
How To:
Make an emergency baby carrier out of sweatpants
How To:
Explain why a newborn baby appears "scrunched up"
How To:
Choose the healthiest cheese puffs for your kids
How To:
Teach your child to swim in the bathtub
How To:
Know if your children do drugs
How To:
Use a towel as an emergency baby carrier
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Make children listen with their "listening ears"
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Teach your children good manners by modeling them
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Avoid doting on your children and being a helicopter parent
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