Your child is learning by imagining and doing when they use a hairbrush as a microphone or dress up as a princess.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends reading to babies from birth to boost brain development and language and literacy.
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Offering options might help young children feel empowered and less frustrated.
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Young children are inherently interested, so encouraging their curiosity helps them flourish. Let your child explore and be curious.
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You should be offering your child lots of hugs, kisses, snuggles, and emotional affirmation.
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Children between one and four have temper tantrums, whining, sobbing, yelling, and punching to express their frustration.
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Remember that toddlers watch their parents and caretakers, so be careful while teaching them right from wrong.
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A schedule for your child does more than make your life simpler. Your toddler wants structure.
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It's tempting to react when your toddler does something you don't like, but Today's Parent says youngsters respond better to positive attention than criticism or punishment.
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You must create clear boundaries with your child to keep them safe and prevent inappropriate behavior. They will push the limits as far as you allow them.
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