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Feb
23
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

Kids, despite appearances, don’t master manipulation overnight. Rather, they experiment with different methods until they discover what works with whom, and how far they can go without getting into trouble. If your child doesn’t want to eat her vegetables, for instance, she may first argue and then plead before finally settling on a winning strategy [...]



Feb
23
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

Since birth, your little one has been mastering the basics of language. How he’s realizing that certain terms are especially naughty. Even if you don’t use bad words in your house, the lesson is hammered home constantly by older kids at the playground, rowdy young adults seated next to you in a restaurant, even relatively [...]



Feb
18
By: angelie | Discussion (5)

 

Does your child pick his nose? Eat food off the floor? Forget to wipe his butt? We know eww!! But preschoolers are prone to icky behavior. Here are the common bad habits and how to nip them in the bud.

Nose-Picking – Although it’s disgusting to watch your child’s finger go from nose to mouth, earing [...]



Feb
09
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

The shift from babbling to real words is a slow process that begins shortly after your child is born. Everytime that you respond to his cries, you encourage his expressive language. By 12 months, his grudges and fusses have evolved into different consonant sounds (like m’s, b’s, c’s and d’s), Your toddler’s babbling intonation should [...]



Jan
31
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

The internet is a big part of life for young people today. In fact, if kids could have access to only one medium, more would choose the internet than the television, or telephone. No doubt, the new technology has plenty of benefits. But the information from the Internet is wide open, leaving it up to [...]



Jan
27
By: angelie | Discussion (3)

Most 1 year-olds will have similar episodes of frustrations, since they’re at an age when their desires often outpace their abilities. Most anything, a challenging jigsaw puzzle, a lid that won’t come off eaily, or someone who doesn’t understand his grunts can send a toddler into a tearful, body-thrashing tantrum.
You may find dealing with your [...]



Jan
22
By: angelie | Discussion (2)

 

Like many other skills that babies have to master, kissing and hugging are partly physical, partly cognitive and partly emotional. Before your child is able to pucker up and give you his wet and sweet kisses, he’s going to go through some exciting changes, and there are lots of loving ways that you can help.
Prelude to [...]



Jan
13
By: angelie | Discussion (2)

Preschoolers may know the rules of fair play, but learning to share can still be a major challenge.

Wouldn’t it be great if your hear your child saying to his friend “Sure, you can play with my favorite robot anytime” well according to the studies of Child development, 3 -4 year olds tend to cling passionately [...]



Jan
09
By: angelie | Discussion (0)

Children are raised up in a different family. Different values, different views and different lifestyles. There are times that children will encounter kids that are totally different with their attitudes, and that causes friction. Even if parents try to protect their child from getting bullied, it’s still an avoidable issue.
Parents can’t completely shield their children [...]



Dec
19
By: angelie | Discussion (1)

 

Kids get less sleep than their parents think they do. They may have trouble falling asleep or may wake in the wee hours. grappling with surprisingly worries. Remember that as your child grows, the more responsibilites he has to make and this might cause him stress. This kind of stress will give him restless nights.
To discover whether [...]