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Toddlers
By Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP
Toddlers, Toddler Growth and Development, Toddler Physical Development
By Katharine Chan, MSc, BSc, PMP
Toddlers
By Elisa Cinelli
  • Toddlers
    Toddler Language Development

    Learn how your child develops language skills from birth through age six.

  • Toddlers
    Toddler Language Development

    A child who is jabbering away unintelligibly may be unable to produce speech sounds.

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    Toddler Behaviour and Discipline

    An increased interest in bathroom behavior and talk is normal for children at certain stages of development, but don't let it get out of hand.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    The best thing to do for young children who want to "read" is to read, read, read to them. You can also play word games.

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    Your Toddler and Sleep

    Night terrors may seem like nightmares, but the child is actually in a stage of sleep where she does not dream at all.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    It is not unusual to have to re-teach potty skills to a child, but be aware of signs of a possible medical problem.

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    Toddler Behaviour and Discipline

    Many kids have murmurs heard by the doctor, but not all types are necessarily a problem.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    Find tips on how to strengthen your child's fine-motor skills.

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    Your Toddler and Sleep

    Bed-wetting medication is only a temporary solution. Find out what else you can do to resolve bedwetting.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    Constipation is common in toddlers and preschoolers during toilet training.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    Learning to use the toilet is like learning to walk -- everyone will do it at some point, but when that is varies from child to child. Do not expect perfection -- three steps forward, one step back, is the norm.

  • Toddlers
    Your Toddler and Sleep

    Night terrors tend to subside as your child gets older, without any medication. It's uncommon for night terrors to reoccur frequently or for long periods of time. Your son's pediatrician may suggest management options, if needed.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    Potty training is a lot of work for both the child and their parents. Just when you think you're on the right track, your child regresses. But relax, you're not the first parent to go through this. And it's very fixable.

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    Your Toddler and Sleep

    A father seeks advice on how to put an end to his children sleeping with their mother.

  • Toddlers
    Toddler Language Development

    Most children who begin stuttering before five years of age will outgrow it.

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    Toddler Behaviour and Discipline

    Punishing a four-year-old for making loud train and fire-truck noises is an inappropriate response.

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    Toddler Behaviour and Discipline

    You can expect a normal toddler to increasingly test her autonomy and independence.

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    Toddler Growth and Development

    When we allow kids to settle situations like these on their own, we give them lessons at many developmental levels.

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