Parenting Infographics

Proper dental hygiene isn’t difficult, yet most people don’t know the basics. Learn more about preventing childhood tooth decay from this infographic from Mortenson Family Dental.

Allergies are more common these days than ever before in babies. The symptoms of allergies, be if food or dander or insects, remain almost similar. How about identifying and getting your child treated? This visual representation can help you in understanding more about allergies.

Is your little one a fussy eater? Worried about the eating habits and finding out the ways to make them eat healthy? Here is some visual data, compiled by Mom Junction, that can help you out in choosing the best food options for your little fussy eater.

This infographic has been made to highlight the current and upcoming trends of clothing for the new born babies. The infographic has been divided into three segments that comprise, trends in top colors for baby boy and baby girl, fashion trends for babies and do’s and don’ts while shopping baby clothes.

Nannies have become the integral part of most homes owing to the massive demand for child care. This can be understood from some of the popular Hollywood movies, which have depicted nannies as their focal characters. These movies have beautifully described the splendid role of nannies in different roles. In this infographic, Nanny’s & Granny’s looks at some famous nannies in the movies.

Do you want to learn the science behind corporal punishment? Learn more from this infographic put together by MST Services.

Is your child often complaining of headaches? Don’t panic! Headaches are very common in children. Here in this Mom Junction infographic you will know 8 common causes of headache in children.

Traveling with kids for a long trip can be stressful. You might also get irritated by their frequent questioning and also motion sickness. Here are few tips to help you to prevent your child from suffering motion sickness.

This infographic features beloved parental characters from TV, movies, and literature. Parents are bombarded with opinions on how to properly raise children which can come from books, experts, family, friends, teachers, and blogs. It can be overwhelming to decide what to believe. So why not “make believe”?