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3 to 5 Years Continuing to Learn

Many parents wonder if it is time to start teaching their children the basics of reading and writing at this age. Some children who are ready to learn these basics will know some simple words. But there is no need to push your child. It is important...

Good Habits for 2 to 3 years Toddler

Good Dental Habits Good dental habits are important, beginning as soon as your baby has teeth to brush. Nearly 60% of children get their first cavity by age 3. Many parents think this does not matter because children lose their baby teeth anyway. Dentists do not agree. ...

How to find Quality Childcare and Preschool

One of the most important decisions parents face is choosing quality childcare and a preschool.  Childcare  We all need help to raise our children. In the early months you may have relied on relatives and close friends to help you with childcare. But leaving your baby with...

3 to 5 Years child’s eating habits

At this age parents often worry about their child’s eating habits. Children sometimes become very stubborn about their food choices. Maybe she only wants rice and orange juice for dinner every night. When you try to make her eat something else she will pout or cry. Or...

Safety of 3 to 5 Years Children

It is wonderful to see the rapid progress your child has made since he first learned to walk. You will be surprised at how quickly he has changed. The overall coordination and balance he has developed is amazing. Look how he runs with long, confident strides. See...

Milestones of 2 to 3 Years Children

2 years Uses 2 and 3 word sentences, “Go bye-bye.” Words can be understood by people some of the time.  3 years Words can be understood by people most of the time. Can follow 2-step instructions such as “Get the ball and put it on the table.”...

Learning and Reading of 2 to 3 Years

Learning Your child’s abilities with language have grown a great deal. Language consists of so much more than words. Your child can put words together in somewhat complex sentences now. Your child can even tell you about his feelings and ideas in sentences. It is very important...

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