Play is a child’s work, with benefits far beyond the obvious one: fun! You play a valuable role in your child’s playtime. Here are some ideas for getting involved and …
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Every child needs to visit the doctor often during the first few years of life. The doctor will make sure your child is healthy and developing normally and will give …
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By the time children are preschoolers, they often can work cooperatively with others and make closer friends. They learn to play cooperatively, socially, and even dramatically. They learn that some …
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Social and emotional milestones are often harder to pinpoint than signs of physical development. This area emphasizes many skills that increase self-awareness and self-regulation. Research shows that social skills and …
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As their dexterity and self-help skills improve, 3-year-olds become more independent. Most can: Follow a series of simple directions Complete simple tasks with food without assistance, such as spreading soft …
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In contrast to infants, toddlers seek out and act upon their social environments. They want toys that belong to other children, but they must learn to recognize boundaries and respect …
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Children become more aware of themselves and their ability to make things happen. They express a wider range of emotions and are more likely to initiate interaction with other people. …
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Children become more aware of themselves and their ability to make things happen. They express a wider range of emotions and are more likely to initiate interaction with other people. …
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