Toddler Growth and Development
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Our expert analyzes a husband's negative response to his son's affectionate nature.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
An expert explains what you can expect from attempts to read books to a two-year-old.
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
A parent seeks help for her son, aged two years nine months, who has delayed speech development.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Is it possible to teach a three-year-old that sucking her thumb is a bad habit?
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
Children should have speech that is quite clear by the time they are in first grade. Learn what to do if it's not.
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
Read about one child's speech difficulties and what action our expert recommends.
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
A problem with speech is probably not related to a central nervous system infection during the first month of life.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Socialization is probably the single greatest developmental benefit to be gained from a good preschool experience.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
When a nine-year-old has a desperate need to remain physically with a parent at all times, professional attention is called for.
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
Parents need to understand that there is a wide range in children's speech development.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
This behavior is probably normal. Seventeen months is that difficult age when toddlers are learning to control themselves and the world around them.
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Toddler Language DevelopmentToddlers
A normal child's speech has progressively improved clarity -- roughly half intelligible by two years of age, moving toward fully intelligible by four years.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
If a child is making progress, don't push him. When he is good and ready, he will have his bowel movements on the toilet.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Patience is called for in potty training, because "Mother Nature" does need to be included in this decision process.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
Children who are rapid learners or are more intelligent don't necessarily potty train earlier.
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
Find out whether intervention is advised for a child who stutters.
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ToddlersToddler Growth and Development
How can you tell whether your child's tiptoe walking is just a habit or indicates of a problem?
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ToddlersToddler Language Development
A parent wonders if she should be concerned that her two-year-old son is still not talking.
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