Toddler: Life Stage

Exercising The Fingers And HandsStrengthening fine motor skills in your child’s hands and fingers is just as vital as strengthening their cognitive, social language and gross motor skills. Fine...

Being Content With SelfAlthough it can never replace the importance of playing and interacting with your child, all little ones can benefit from some independent play time as...

Fingers, Ears, Nose And ToesDuring their first year, children see themselves as one with their caregiver, most often their parents. However, this starts to change once they get...

Toddler Stop!As your toddlers’ exploration skills improve, they might unintentionally get themselves into dangerous situations. It is imperative, therefore, that they learn to respond properly when you say...

Watching It GrowThere are so many meaningful ways to hasten your child’s cognitive development and creating fun projects like planting a garden is one of them. Designate an...

Motor DevelopmentAs far as gross motor development is concerned, at this stage your toddler has learned what her body can do and should generally be confident to run...

IndependenceIndependence enables  preschoolers to cope with the demands of their daily lives in preschool, amongst their peers and in their relationships with their parents and other adults. A...

Precious SleepSleeping is a challenge for many parents of toddlers and the one area in which they stand or fall as parents in their own eyes. It might...

Long Journeys More EnjoyableWith a little preparation, lots of patience and a bit of planning long trips can be fun and hopefully stress-free.  If you are in the car...

Food FightsAs children near three years of age, their food preferences become more pronounced. At this stage, you should have an idea of her preferences.  Does she like...