Toddler Language Development
It is important that you continue to talk to your toddler, and go on introducing new words and making your meaning clear with gestures and facial expressions. It is just as important, however, to allow him to respond so he learns that conversation [...]
Toddler Speech
Your baby is learning new words all the time now and he’s also starting to put them together. His pronunciation will be indistinct, but this is no cause for worry; if he is using words with meaning and putting them together, than his language [...]
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 [...]
Learn Child About Right And Wrong
Your child will learn the differences between right and wrong only if they are clearly pointed out. In the first year you can act out why hot or sharp things are dangerous by using sounds and actions. If your child understands why you want her [...]
Toddler Manipulation
In terms of general development, the toddler stage marks a quite dramatic change from babyhood to childhood, and from 18 months onward you’ll really notice this transformation, especially in manipulative skills. Over the next 18 months, your [...]
Child And Television
The average child watches an average of eight hours’ television a day. One hour a day is more than enough for your young child.
More than this may prevent him from acquiring communication, imaginative, and coordination skills that could be [...]
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 [...]