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Key points: 1. Self-regulation is vital for healthy relationships and involves managing emotions, cooperating, handling frustration, and resolving conflicts. 2….
Key points: 1. Prioritize quality family time to build better habits and accomplish goals together. 2. Encourage better sleep routines…
Key points: 1. Early education can foster fairness in children, leading them to treat others fairly even at personal cost….
Key points: Parents are often overloaded during the winter holidays and it’s important to set reasonable expectations and prioritize what’s…
Key points: Reading winter-themed books with touch and feel elements is a great way to expose 1-2 year olds to…
Key points: Emotional and social development is just as important as physical, linguistic, and cognitive development for children’s overall well-being…
Key points: Recent studies highlight the importance of children’s right to be heard in matters that affect them. Children are…
Key points: Babies begin to develop cause-and-effect thinking around seven months, when they learn that they can intentionally affect their…
Key points: Children build their self-esteem through experiences and nurturing their confidence. A is for Appreciation – pay attention to…
Key points: Nature walks are a fun way to get children to practice mindfulness and observe their surroundings, and can…
Key points: Adversity and stress in early childhood can have physical and chemical implications in the brain, damaging learning capacity…
Key points: MIT’s research supports the idea that back-and-forth conversation with parents helps foster children’s communication skills and brain response…
Key points: Burping is important for babies as it helps them get rid of excess gas and settle their stomach….
Key points: Parenting styles are unique and may vary based on personal values and beliefs. Successful parenting involves a complex…
Key points: 1. Environment and attentional abilities impact language development. 2. Attentional abilities progress from face-to-face to including objects, aiding…
Key points: 1. The environment significantly influences a child’s genes and development from before birth. 2. Epigenetics explores how experiences…
Key points: 1. Movement play is crucial for early childhood development, impacting physical, linguistic, social-emotional, and cognitive areas. 2. Movement…
Key points: 1. Babies’ brain development depends on responsive interactions with caregivers. 2. “Serve and return interactions” with caregivers are…
Key points: 1. “Being there” involves serve and return interactions. 2. Occasional lapses in attention are normal. 3. Not all…
Key points: 1. Parents’ emotional state affects children, who absorb emotions from an early age. 2. Practicing mindfulness enhances awareness…
Key points: 1. Baby emotions evolve from simple to complex, influenced by physiological changes and stimuli. 2. Basic newborn emotions…
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