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Your child would go through different phases of growths, and each phase has its own mysteries, rewards as well as challenges. Use this section on Toddlers to get up-to-date, time-tested, research-based advice and positive parenting solutions related to raising a healthy and well-adjusted toddler.

As your toddler achieves a degree of independence, he or she may exhibit eating, sleeping or small health problems or behavioral issues from time to time that need to be dealt with and resolved in a loving and patient manner by parents and caregivers. On the upside, your toddler would be more expressive and generous with his love and attention and would expect and demand the same from you.

There would be a degree of independence in terms of eating, going to the washroom and an active interest in playing and learning. In fact, the child is ready to go the preschool and step out in the world in a big way.

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Proximal Parenting Tends To Produce Children Who Are Emotionally Secure
July 7, 2018January 12, 2022
Emotions and Behavior

How Proximal Parenting Produces Children Who Are Emotionally Secure

Proximal parenting is a parenting strategy that involves body-to-body contact and stimulation. According to certain studies, proximal parenting is commonly used by parents of low educational background and in rural settings. It is believed that proximal parenting stimulates natural reactions in infants. It also tends to create a sense of

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Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers
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Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers

Delayed speech and language development in toddlers is something that haunts many parents. Seeing their child struggling with words like “mama” and “dada” when other children of the same age are already

Dealing Distress Tantrums or Nero Tantrums

Distress Tantrums or Nero Tantrums: How to Tell Them Apart and Raise Emotionally Stable Toddlers

The toddler years are marked by many unexpected and often unpleasant changes,

Separation Anxiety in Children and How to Cope with It

How to Cope with Separation Anxiety in Children

Parenting with love and limits becomes difficult if children start displaying signs

Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers

Delayed Speech and Language Development in Toddlers

August 28, 2018April 5, 2020
Health Issues - Toddler

Delayed speech and language development in toddlers is something that haunts many parents. Seeing their child struggling with words like “mama” and “dada” when other children of the same age are already

Parenting for emotional child

Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions

August 15, 2018April 5, 2020
Emotions and Behavior

Parenting a child with intense emotions can be stressful, especially when parents are not equipped with enough relevant information about the issue. Many children who suffer from anxiety disorders express intense emotions

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