Being a parent means being tuned in to what your child tells you โ and also what theyโre not telling you. Not only do you need to listen when your child wants to speak, but you also need to be constantly aware of any changes in their behavior, and any warning signs that there might be a problem. VIEW the POST
Human development is a fascinating subject that is still being studied so that we can fully understand how we as a species develop. The most important part of development for a person is during the formative years when we are younger and are growing at the fastest rate humans ever experience. When your baby is transitioning to a toddler there are a number of things you are going to want to be aware of regarding their development. VIEW the POST
We all love having our kids around and they’re so cute and innocent but it’s very much worth thinking about preparing them for an adult, professional life. You can help to prepare your children for that professional life, even from a surprisingly young age there are so many ways to help them be ready for having a successful professional career, here’s a few ways how.
Literacy is a fundamental skill that all children must master early on in their education but it is also a complex skill which takes some time and patience to master. In order to successfully learn how to properly control a pencil, and later a pen, young learners must first master some vital pre-writing skills, which build on their fine motor skills. VIEW the POST
As a mum of two, I know that no parent ever wants to have to think about there being anything wrong with their baby. But thatโs our job, isnโt it? Making sure that our children grow up healthy. But sometimes it is difficult to know if we are overreacting or being good parents. How can we be sure that our child is developing at a normal rate?VIEW the POST
As a parent, you learn to look out for your kids over the years and it is important that they are ready for any situation that life throws at them. Going off to university can be quite an overwhelming experience for a lot of people and if your child is planning to do this in the near future, then you should do all that you can to help them prepare. I remember the moment my Mum and Grandma left me at uni, I was a mixture of excitement, nerves and sadness. In this article, we are going to give you some tips on how you can get your child ready to leave for university. Make sure to keep reading if youโd like to find out more.
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