Caffeine consumption in kids can lead to health concerns if not monitored by parents and physicians alike.
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your School Age Child | View this article.
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As most experts have come to realize, there are true differences between boys and girls and these have nothing to do with cultural conditioning
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Preschooler | View this article.
THUMB SUCKING, HAIR CHEWING, NAIL BITING, AND OTHER DIVERSIONS OF CHILDHOOD
The sucking of fingers is only one of a group of behaviors we observe in small children. These are called tensional outlets. They are thumb or finger sucking, chewing on clothing or hair, nose picking, and holding the genitals.
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Preschooler | View this article.
Here are some common problems with preschoolers and sleep
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Preschooler | View this article.
From the age of three until your child enters formal school usually at the age of five, he or she will experience the wonder of the world in a way that they will never experience again in their lifetime.
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These are officially called transitional objects and it is quite common for infants and toddlers to develop an attachment to a special blanket, a piece of material, or a special doll or stuffed animal.
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Toddler | View this article.
Bedtime and Toddlers: The final frontier
A big concern of parents of toddlers is how to get them to sleep independently once they can scale the crib walls, or have graduated to a junior bed.
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Toddler | View this article.
Temper tantrums represent the stormy release of toddler frustrations. These are actually necessary expressions of your child’s emotions before he can verbalize anger and frustration.
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Your responsibility as a parent is to offer healthy foods in a nurturing environment. Your child’s job is to decide what and how much of what is offered he will eat.
Posted on April 1st, 2007 in Articles, Your Toddler | View this article.
You marveled at the incredible changes in your baby from month to month. One day your baby decides it is time to walk.
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