Toddler Talking Back? An Expert Shares 4 Tips To Help
Toddlers are in the precarious position of transitioning from babyhood to childhood, and they teeter between these roles throughout any given day. This is not only hard on the toddler but also on the parents. Typically, parents label a toddler who says ‘no’ as talking back, but in the mind of a toddler, they are just using a familiar word they hear quite often throughout the day.
Sunday Notes: Is The Easter Story Too Scary For Children?
Having just celebrated Easter, I noticed a definite preference for bunnies and chocolate than the events surrounding the death and resurrection of Christ. Beliefs aside, I wonder if it’s because we feel death is too hard for our children to understand… bunnies are better… right?
The Importance Of Playing Dress Up For Your Child’s Development
During dress-up play, children imitate what they see around them and replicate it. They try to make sense of real-life situations as they expand their play in new directions and act out various scenarios.
Tips To Get Your Toddler To Try (And Eventually Like) New Foods
When introducing a new food to your child, give them just a little taste the first time. Studies have shown that offering even a tiny portion is an effective first step in – over time – getting kids to eat new foods.
