Kidcomplishment
Learning
The Gift of Giving
Young children love to please, but they're not naturally generous (think how hard sharing is). They need to learn the meaning of giving -- whether it's material items or thoughtful gestures. And when they do, they will truly value the experience of putting other people first.
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Mastering Everyday Routines
From brushing hair to washing hands to taking a bath and
more. . . . These audiocasts provide a range of useful tips designed to help toddlers learn essential tasks and gain a true sense of empowerment.
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Growing
By Leaps and Bounds
Between the ages of 1 and 4, a toddler's physical abilities increase dramatically. Here, some tips for boosting skills one milestone at a time.
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The Positive Power of "No"
When a toddler says "no," it may seem like an act of defiance. But more likely than not, it's his way of exploring his growing sense of independence.
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Playing
The Magic of Make Believe
From mimicking adult behavior at 18 months to playing dress-up at four, imaginative play helps young children make sense of the world around them
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The Art of Being Nice
All toddlers reach a stage where they try to assert themselves, which can create a difficult playdate dynamic. But when kids learn the rules of engagement, they can avoid many potential bullying episodes.
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Security Matters
Q: My 2-year-old daughter has a favorite stuffed animal that she sleeps with every night. In fact, she won't go to bed or take a nap without it....
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Selective Hearing
I have a 3-year-old who will not listen to anything I say. I've tried everything and always end up getting both of us upset....
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"Look What I Did!"
If your child has done something incredible, let everyone know! Coming soon: a gallery of kid accomplishments.
Submit Information >>Tip of the Day
Keep Her Safe
There's nothing you can, or should, do when your child's having a night terror, since she's not aware of what's happening. Just remove any objects from around her bed that she might knock down if she's thrashing about, such as wall hangings or night-table lamps.
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How many baby teeth do children have?
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