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Developmental milestones are crucial benchmarks in a child’s early life, serving as a framework for parents and pediatricians to gauge the growth of a child across various domains. From physical skills like rolling over to emotional cues such as showing attachment to caregivers, these milestones provide valuable insight into a child’s development trajectory. However, the
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For many families, the nightly ritual of putting children to bed can quickly evolve into a series of mini-battles, far surpassing the struggle of simply getting them to sleep. One of the most overlooked yet significant conflicts might be coaxing little ones into the bathroom for toothbrushing. New research suggests that this commonplace evening challenge
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Picture a typical toddler’s meal: a bright yellow mound of mac and cheese occupies the center of the plate, flanked by vibrant fruit slices and perhaps a handful of baby carrots that remain virtually untouched. This scene captures the essence of many children’s dietary preferences in America, where processed carbohydrates seem to dominate. Parents often
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As the festive season approaches, families everywhere look for ways to create special moments together, even when faced with the unique challenges of a pandemic. A focus on learning through experience remains crucial for children, particularly in the spirit of Montessori education, which emphasizes hands-on, sensory-rich activities. With input from Zahra Kassam, the founder and
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Stress has become an almost universal experience, intensifying in the fast-paced and often overwhelming environment of contemporary life. While some individuals navigate through stress more adeptly than others, the approach to stress management can significantly influence not only personal well-being but also the development of one’s children. Recent findings, particularly from a study conducted by
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