Toddler Tantrum
Toddlers between the ages of one and a half and three often have temper tantrums as a means of giving vent to frustration when they do not get what they want.
This is quite normal because your child will not have sufficient judgment to control [...]
Toys And Games for Toddler
Up to two years of age, your child will spend longer on toys that she can use independently, particularly those that imitate the adult world. Dolls, toy houses, and cars, for example, will enable her to act out the scenes she sees in real life.
As [...]
Child Bladder Control
The first sign that your child’s bladder control is developing is when she becomes aware of the passage of urine, and she may try to attract your attention and point to her diaper. As her bladder matures and is able to contain urine for longer, [...]
Using the Potty
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Praise your child and encourage her to regard control as an accomplishment
Let your child set the pace. You can help your child along, but you can’t speed up the process
Suggest that your child sit on the potty, but her decide
Let her [...]
Bowel Control Toddler Baby
Though a baby is aware first of her bladder emptying, she will probably achieve bowel control first as it’s much easier to “hold on” with a full rectum than with a full bladder. You should, therefore, help her use the potty for bowel movements [...]
Problems with Potty Training
Children who are allowed to achieve bowel and bladder control at their own pace learn to use the potty very quickly and have few accidents. It’s only when parents interfere with their child’s steady progress by expecting too much too soon [...]
Child Malabsorption
Malabsorption can occur with allergies or enzyme deficiency, or because of celiac disease, which is an inflammation of the small bowel due to gluten sensitivity. The inflamed bowel is incapable of absorbing many foods, so your baby can quickly [...]