أخِذ الطِفْل إلى الفِراش (Akhidh al-tifl ila al-firash) – “Putting the child to bed.”
هل أخْذتِ الطِفْل إلى الفِراش مُبكِرًا الليلةَ؟
“Did you put the child to bed early tonight?”

وقْتُ اللَّعِب (Waqt al-la’ib) – “Playtime.”
يجب أن يكون وقْتُ اللَّعِب مُفيدًا للطفل.
“Playtime should be beneficial for the child.”

تَغْيِير الحَفّاض (Taghyir al-haffadh) – “Changing the diaper.”
هل يمكنك تَغْيِير الحَفّاض؟ الطفل مُبتل.
“Can you change the diaper? The child is wet.”

إطعام الطِفْل (It’am al-tifl) – “Feeding the child.”
حان وقت إطعام الطِفْل, فهو جائع.
“It’s time to feed the child; he’s hungry.”

نَوم الطِفْل (Nawm al-tifl) – “Child’s sleep.”
نَوم الطِفْل مضطرب هذه الأيام.
“The child’s sleep has been disturbed these days.”

موعِدُ الطبِيب (Maw’ed al-tabib) – “Doctor’s appointment.”
لدينا موعِدُ الطبِيب غدًا في العاشرة صباحًا.
“We have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow at ten in the morning.”

قِصَّة قَبْلَ النَّوم (Qissat qabl al-nawm) – “Bedtime story.”
عادةً ما أقْرأ قِصَّة قَبْلَ النَّوم لابْنتي.
“I usually read a bedtime story to my daughter.”

مُراقَبة الطِفْل (Muraqaba al-tifl) – “Child supervision.”
مُراقَبة الطِفْل ضرورية عند اللعب خارج المنزل.
“Child supervision is necessary when playing outside the home.”

أخذ حُمَّام (Akhudh hammam) – “Taking a bath.”
حان وقت أخذ حُمَّام يا صغيري.
“It’s time to take a bath, my little one.”

تَدْرِيب على الحَمَّام (Tadrib ‘ala al-hammam) – “Potty training.”
بدأنا تَدْرِيب الصغير على الحَمَّام الأسبوع الماضي.
“We started potty training the little one last week.”

العناية بالطِفْل (Al-‘enaya bil-tifl) – “Taking care of the child.”
تتطلب العناية بالطِفْل صبرًا ومحبة.
“Taking care of the child requires patience and love.”

مرحلة التَّسنِين (Marhalat al-tasneen) – “Teething stage.”
الطفل في مرحلة التَّسنِين وهو غاضب جدًا.
“The child is in the teething stage and is very irritable.”

Learning these parenting and childcare phrases in Arabic can help create a deeper bond between you and your child. It also enriches your child’s early language development, introducing them to a rich linguistic heritage from the start. Arab culture places a significant emphasis on family and often, extended family and community will play a role in the child’s upbringing, making the mastery of these phrases beneficial in broader social contexts as well.