Age Appropriate Self Care Tasks for Toddlers

Toddler Care /
self care toddler tasks

Parents who do not understand the expected and age-appropriate activities feel more overwhelmed while raising their children. Here are highlights of age-appropriate self-care tasks to help parents understand what to expect and therefore give necessary support at every stage of development. Self-care tasks for toddlers include dressing, feeding, grooming, and participating in chores. Dressing Feeding […]

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Toddler Independence

Child Development, Toddler Care /
toddler independence

We love the joy of having a sweet toddler around, but life with a toddler is busy, and we spend time imagining life with one who is still sweet but independent. Funny, right? Parents have a role in encouraging toddler independence. Great news, right? It actually takes time and a lot of patience. Toddler independence

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Differences between Baby Formula and Baby Milk

Health & Wellness, Baby Care /
baby formula and baby milk

Baby formula and baby milk are often used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences. Baby formula is a manufactured food with the intention to mimic the composition of human breast milk and provide a balanced combination of essential nutrients to babies who are not breastfed. They contain an appropriate quantity of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins,

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Water for Babies: Baby Care

Baby Care /
water for babies

Are you concerned if your baby is thirsty and what quantity of water you need for your baby? The solution is easier, your baby does not need to drink water until they start eating solids at around 6 months of age. Even in hot weather conditions, they get all the hydration they need through breast

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Expressive Language Skill Development

Child Development /
expressive language skills

Expressive language skills are the words, sentences, expressions, and gestures that we use to convey and communicate our messages, intentions, and ideas to others. With expressive language skills, we can tell stories, describe objects and concepts, answer questions, and form correct sentences. Children who lack this skill (expressive language skill) will find the aforementioned abilities

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Biting in Toddlers; Toddler Care

Toddler Care /
biting in toddlers

Biting in toddlers is common, and it is not associated with ”bad behaved” children. Toddlers who bite may cause safety concerns when with other children, and this may be embarrassing and frustrating for the parent. Understanding the reasons for this disturbing action can help parents and caregivers better tackle the situation. Why do toddlers bite?

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