Archives for January 2007

Fears are especially palpable to children in the dark and this may cause a lot of trouble at bedtime. During these moments, it is essential to be supportive – but the goal in the long run should be to help your toddlers develop the skills and confidence to work their fears out on their own. Here are a few suggestions to help your kids cope: Be sympathetic – but not … [Read more...] about Do you know How to Deal With your Toddler’s Nighttime Terrors

Your toddler is 80 weeks old. While he is just as curious about things as before, you might notice him becoming more systematic in the way he satisfies that curiousity - carefully exploring a new toy rather than trying to break it open or rip it apart, for instance.  … [Read more...] about Your Toddler is Becoming More Systematic

There is nothing that makes a child feel more excited and alive than a visit to the animal farm. However, toddlers are likely to be baffled or scared by their first experience and it’s always a good idea to talk to them and tell them about the fun stuff they will encounter and give them pointers about what they are not supposed to do such as: Don’t make sudden movements … [Read more...] about Ensure Safety at the Animal Farm

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Your toddler is 79 weeks old. His interaction with you will become increasingly meaningful. He'll enjoy playing games, such as Hide n Seek or locating objects concealed in the room, and trying to beat you at finding them. … [Read more...] about Your Toddler Enjoys Games