Archives for January 2007

Your toddler is 60 weeks old. As he grows, your toddler will enjoy the attention that he gets from others. He will also actively seek praise and will learn to do whatever it is that brings him applause from others around, a fact that you can use to your advantage. … [Read more...] about Your Toddler Loves Attention

Toddlers are a responsive lot: even if they don’t understand what is being said or read, they are perfectly capable of making signs and sounds that imitate their interlocutors. This indicates the beginning of a new curiosity and counts as a first step towards your child’s future literacy. Reading to and with your toddlers can be a connecting experience, arousing interest and … [Read more...] about Benefit your Child by Reading

Growth in toddlers at this age can be really fast. One fine day you might find your toddlers doing something that you could never have imagined them capable of doing, just a few days back. They will soon be discovering their knack for climbing furniture, opening latches and decoding baby-proof gadgets. While all this is very encouraging for a parent to watch, it is also … [Read more...] about Find Out How Safe Your Home is for Your Toddler?

Your toddler is 59 weeks old. You might notice a change in his play habits. While he still loves to play with you, he is also equally  happy playing by himself. This is proof of his developing mental faculties, and a sign of his growing maturity. … [Read more...] about Your Toddler is Becoming Mature

Teaching table manners to toddlers may seem like a futile endeavor when you can’t even get them to sit still at the table. However, it has been observed that spoons and forks tend to give toddlers a ‘handle’ on the situation and eventually orient their attention properly towards their meals.The introduction of table manners at an early age is essential and the implements with … [Read more...] about Introduce Your Toddler to a Spoon and Fork