Parenting Infographics

When it comes to divorce, it can be one of the hardest decisions for both parties involved. However, the most important thing is to remember how it might affect the children. According to recent study, children that didn’t live with both parents were less likely to have moved up to a higher income group 12 years later as adults.

This infographic shows the results of survey amongst mothers about self esteem during and after pregnancy. It also reveals what the most popular gift is for mothers after they have given birth.

The American father’s role has begun to take shape into a more involved father figure. In the last couple decades, dad has begun sharing more of the child-rearing responsibilities, and America is now starting to celebrate and recognize the value of “dad” more than ever before. This infographic takes a look at the 21st century dad.

The following infographic by OvulationCalculator.com reveals some of the signs of ovulation. It also provides advice to help predict when a woman is ovulating and most fertile.

With Father’s Day just around the corner, we are reminded that Dads play a huge role in our lives. In this infographic published by OverStock.com, learn some interesting statistics about Dads as well as Father’s Day itself.

Marketers makes billions betting each year on the anxieties of American parents and their willingness to overspend on their babies. The official Big Baby line: when it comes to the $800 strollers and Mommy and Me Yoga, families concerned with the best in health and safety will spend to catch up.

It’s common knowledge that the act of sexual intercourse between a man and a woman can result in pregnancy. But what happens from the time of conception to the actual birth? This infographic explains the process on a week by week basis.

You may not be sure what kind of toys a baby should have and it’s very likely that you heard conflicting advice that runs from one extreme to another. This infographic provides ideas for some creative gifts that you can pass to a baby of different ages – from a newborn baby to 3 months, 6 months and even when the baby reaches one year old.

Babies: when it comes to these little ones, there is so much to learn. For example, at what age do they start eating solid food? How much will baby-related products cost? This infographic is packed with useful information such as when parents can expect their baby to say “mama” or “dada, ”how much they’ll spend on babysitters and so much more.