Tag: child development
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The Reality of Extended Breastfeeding
Choosing Extended Breastfeeding At home insemination When I was pregnant with my first child, I stumbled upon the advantages of breastfeeding and felt compelled to try it. My family was supportive and encouraged my decision to nurse all three of my children. However, as they grew older, I noticed some hesitance from those around me.…
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Biting at Preschool: When Your Child is the Biter
At home insemination Does your little one have a tendency to bite not only their playmates but also the hands that pass the crayons? If so, it’s time to find out how to help your child stop this behavior. Many young children bite, especially toddlers who may lack the self-control or verbal skills to express…
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The Essential Baby Safety Handbook Every Grandparent Should Read
At home insemination When it comes to welcoming a new grandchild, there’s no one more excited than the grandparents. Take, for instance, when I shared the joyful news with my mom—she was over the moon! And when my little one finally arrived, she was a tremendous help. She changed diapers, offered feedings, and even took…
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Toddler Refusing to Eat? Here’s How to Tackle It
At home insemination It’s not uncommon for your little one, who once devoured everything on her plate, to suddenly refuse food. If you find yourself with a toddler who won’t take a single bite, you’re certainly not alone. Many parents are baffled when their previously enthusiastic eaters turn into picky diners. This phenomenon, often referred…
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Nighttime Potty Training and Bedwetting: Is Your Toddler Ready for Nighttime Dryness?
At home insemination Just because your little one has mastered daytime potty training doesn’t guarantee they can stay dry through the night. If your toddler is still having nighttime accidents, you’re not alone. Many parents wonder if nighttime potty training is achievable or if they simply need to wait until their child is ready. Bedwetting…
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Ms. Rachel’s New Toy Line Has Me as Excited as My Little One
At home insemination Mark your calendars: Ms. Rachel’s toy collection drops on September 29! Just a heads up, this blog may earn commissions from the shopping links included here. All sales and prices are accurate at the time of writing. These days, “Songs for Littles” is the soundtrack of my life—and I sometimes find myself…
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Safe Sleep Guidelines for Toddlers
At home insemination As your little one transitions into toddlerhood, you might be curious about the updated safe sleep practices for this stage of development. Here’s what you need to know to ensure your child sleeps safely and soundly. What Safe Sleep Guidelines Should I Follow for My Toddler? Back Sleeping: Unlike infants, toddlers are…
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Nurturing Empathy in Children
At home insemination Understanding how to see the world through someone else’s eyes is a learned skill, not an inherent trait. Here’s how you can begin fostering empathy in your child, both now and in the future. When Do Kids Start to Develop Empathy? Empathy is built on various foundational skills. The first step is…
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How to Support Your Child’s Gender Identity
At home insemination As children grow, they start to become aware of the physical differences between boys and girls, along with societal expectations tied to gender roles. This exploration marks the beginning of their journey to understanding their own gender identity. When you welcomed your little one into the world, the doctor may have said,…