Healthy socialization isn’t just a developmental milestone to maintain. Instead, it’s a much more complex series of steps that help your child to navigate the world around her. From patiently waiting her turn in line for the preschool water fountain to playing a game of tag without tackling the other kids, there are many ways […]
The preschool years mark an important period for language development in children. It is at this time parents and teachers can determine whether a child has a speech problem. Comparisons and statistics prove useful at this time and can help alleviate many mothers’ concerns for their children. Prepare yourself for understanding preschool speech problems — […]
You’re so concerned that your toddler and the Devil might have been separated at birth, you keep checking his head for horns. One minute he’s a sweet little angel, but the next he’s an angry, out-of-control demon who shouts, yells, insults, throws things, hits and even bites. It seems like just about anything can set […]
Toddlers are a handful, no doubt about it. While kids will be kids, don’t let frustration lead to abuse of any kind. Emotional abuse in toddlers occurs when a child is ignored, rejected, verbally assaulted, isolated or neglected by a parent or caregiver to the extent that the abuse interferes with the child’s emotional cognitive […]
As the mom of a toddler or preschooler, it can be heartbreaking to a mom to learn what she’s long suspected — that her adorable, perfect toddler has a hearing impairment, but it is a reality. Approximately two percent of all babies born in the US are born with a hearing impairment. A hearing impairment […]
Those toys don’t just throw themselves around your entire house! Your toddler is doing hard physical work all day, from running to jumping to breaking your antiques, and he’s doing it all on those short little legs. Sleep is what allows him to grow and develop at this furious pace, and making sure he gets […]
Finally! Your toddler is sleeping through the night. You cruise along on months of uninterrupted sleep, then boom, suddenly your toddler regresses. Now he won’t go to sleep at nap time and he wakes several times through the night. Yes, this is exhausting and frustrating, but understanding the reasons helps you work through the problem. […]
Congratulations. You’ve made it through your baby’s first year, surviving the sleepless nights, midnight feedings, colicky cries and the onslaught of poopy diapers. Now that you’re over the hurdle of babyhood, you settle in for some much needed catch-up sleep, when suddenly, you’re jolted awake by an endless, bloodcurdling scream that has the dog hiding […]
Parents are faced with many decisions when it comes to finding the best sleep solutions for their children. The amount of information and advice can be overwhelming. Keeping your child safe during sleep time should be the top priority. When used properly, sleep sacks provide a favorable option for keeping your little one comfortable, warm […]
Teething in toddlers occurs around the age of 6 months, beginning with the front teeth on the bottom and top set of gums. Most toddlers will likely have a full set of teeth by age 2 to 3 years old. If your toddler is teething, he is likely experiencing tender, swollen gums, and feelings of […]
As the mom of a toddler or preschooler, it can be heartbreaking to a mom to learn what she’s long suspected — that her adorable, perfect toddler has a hearing impairment, but it is a reality. Approximately two percent of all babies born in the US are born with a hearing impairment. A hearing impairment […]
A toddler can go from peaceful to meltdown in about 60 seconds flat, and some kids are naturally more impulsive than others. However, for your little one’s safety — and your sanity — she must learn some impulse control as she gets older. Consistent boundaries and a patient, reasonable approach will help your little one […]
Most parents need their children to go to sleep just as badly as their child needs to sleep. When everyone is ready for some down time, but your child still can’t settle down, many parents will do anything to get their child to sleep. The good news is getting your child to go to sleep […]
Parents know the value of a good night’s sleep, and thanks to their toddlers, they also know how rare it can be. Sleep is important to your toddler’s well-being and growth, and to your sanity. According to the National Sleep Foundation, toddlers need between 12 and 14 hours of sleep each day. Regulating your toddler’s […]
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