Tag: toddler development
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How to Teach Toddlers to Blow Their Noses
Read more A runny or congested nose can be a messy situation for little ones, but with a little guidance, you can help your toddler learn to blow their nose effectively. Here’s a simple guide on when toddlers can start blowing their noses and how to teach them this essential skill. When Can Toddlers Blow…
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When Can My Toddler Begin Climbing Stairs?
Read more Helping your little one learn to navigate stairs might feel like an invitation for mishaps, but it’s actually a great way to enhance their safety skills. As toddlers transition from crawling to walking, they also start exploring their vertical world—this includes mastering the stairs! Your child’s newfound interest in climbing can be a…
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Understanding Hearing Loss in Children
Read more Is your little one seeming to ignore you, or could it be that she’s having trouble hearing? Let’s dive into everything you need to know about hearing loss in kids—its types, causes, signs, and treatments. What is Hearing Loss in Children? Hearing loss can vary widely in children, from mild to profound levels,…
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16-Month-Old Child: Teething, Stubbornness, and More
Read more Your 16-month-old is a whirlwind of emotions and actions! It’s fascinating how such a tiny person can have such a strong will. At this age, your little one may resist the word “no,” yet paradoxically, she might start using it frequently (although this behavior usually peaks around 18 months). Expect the affection of…
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Toddler Climbing: How to Stop Your Little One from Scaling Everything
Read more Getting pregnant, pregnancy, first year, toddler, family, baby names, registry, baby products, community groups – all these topics are part of the journey into parenthood. But one thing many parents grapple with is their toddler’s newfound love for climbing. If your little one seems to have transformed into a miniature mountain goat, you’re…
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Your 31-Month-Old Child: Development, Growth, Milestones & More
Read more If you’re navigating the toddler years, chances are you’ve encountered the challenges of picky eating! It’s not uncommon for a child who once adored a particular food to suddenly reject it with a dramatic flair. This behavior is typical for children approaching their third birthday, and it’s often tied to their growing desire…
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What I’m Adding to My Baby Registry for Baby Number Two
Read more Hey there! I’m Sarah, a contributor here at Modern Family Blog and a mom to a lively 3-year-old named Mia. I’m currently gearing up for my second little one, and my baby registry is officially taking shape. This time around, I’m combining my years of research into baby gear with hard-earned lessons from…
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Developmental Delays in Toddlers: Signs, Causes, and Solutions
Read more As a parent, one of the first lessons you learn is that every child is unique. Each little one has distinct personalities, sleep patterns, and food preferences. They also reach important developmental milestones—like walking, talking, or self-feeding—at their own pace. While it’s generally nothing to worry about if your toddler takes a few…
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5 Engaging Cognitive Activities for Toddlers to Enhance Brain Development
Read more After the classic games like peek-a-boo and patty-cake, what’s next? Let’s explore some fun and enriching activities that can boost your toddler’s cognitive development while keeping them entertained. 1. Magic Coffee Filters Create some colorful art! Use coffee filters, markers, and water to make beautiful designs. Your little one will love watching the…
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Your 13-Month-Old Child: Milestones and More
Read more Congratulations! Your little one is now well into their second year of life, and this month is brimming with new adventures and developmental milestones. If the first year felt like a whirlwind, get ready for even more excitement as your child grows and explores the world around them. By now, they may be…