Help children establish a healthy, shame-free attitude about their bodies. Start simple by using appropriate names for body parts, rather than approaching the issue with embarrassment or apprehension.
Growth spurts are a natural part of childhood. Find out at what a growth spurt really is and at what age growth spurts are likely to occur.
Founder of the National Institute for Play, Dr Stuart Brown advocates that play is critical for humans of all ages in his TED TALK, 'Play is More than Fun, It's Vital', recorded May 2008, in Pasadena, California.
Toddler tantrums are a normal part of two year old development, but if the outbursts are severe or happen too frequently, they may be an early indication of emotional problems. Holding breath during a tantrum is a common concern.
Toddlers do act crazy during temper tantrums, but they think YOU’RE the crazy one. While your two year old’s communication skills are developing, they cannot tell you how they feel, ask for help, or express frustration and anger appropriately.
Your toddler is expressing new emotions and behaviors – using grabby hands and quick legs, as his motor behavior peaks at around 18 months old. “Typical” 18 month old development involves a lovable, energetic child.
Sharing is impossible for two year olds. "The Toddlers Rules of Possession" is a humorous look at why. Based on Dr. Burton White's poem the Toddlers Creed.
Two year olds are not yet developmentally ready to understand the concept of sharing. The toddler credo is a poem about possessiveness written by Dr. Burton L White.
Temper tantrums are an uncontrollable release of anger, lasting longer than a few minutes. Screaming, throwing, yelling, hitting, crying, biting, and head-banging are all hallmarks of tantrum behavior.
Realizing your child has a personality with strong desires is one of the hardest realizations for a parent. Understanding one year old child development will help you
