I wonder how many times the average toddler hears the word “No” in their typical toddler little life. I mean, they need to hear the word “No” to learn, right? I agree with that.
I wonder how many times the average toddler hears the word “No” in their typical toddler little life. I mean, they need to hear the word “No” to learn, right? I agree with that.
All children develop at different rates and in slightly different ways. Differences in development may be related to personality, temperament, experiences or even cultural differences.
Contrary to what your Great Grandmother might have believed, babies do more than just eat, sleep, and poop! From birth, most babies are well-equipped to socialize with others and, in fact, are eager to do so.
One of the most popular topics of discussion relating to young children is sleep issues. So many parents and grandparents are worried about their child or grandchild’s sleep.
Professionals use terms like Cognitive Skills, Cognition, and Academics. If you substitute “thinking skills” for “cognitive skills” it makes things a bit more clear.
