Your preschooler is growing and learning more each day. Keep track of your preschooler’s milestones, as well as get advice on getting your preschooler dressed, picky eaters and making bath time fun. We have the solution to your preschooler’s fears, Temper tantrums and whining. Keep your home safe with our home safety check
Preschooler Development
- 7 Easy ways to encourage independence (ages 2-4)
- Gaining independence is a part of childhood.
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- Developing a sense of humor
- Is developing your child’s sense of humor a luxury? As parents, we have to teach so much largely because we often end up teaching the same things over and over again.
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- Developing oral language skills in your preschooler
- Amazingly, a baby’s language development begins before he or she is born. Research shows that in the 7th prenatal month a baby shows signs of relaxation (a decrease in heart rate) at the sound her mother’s voice.
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- Developing written language skills in your preschooler
- Writing is a uniquely human activity; and therefore, a wonder to watch develop.
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- Does your preschooler have a healthy self-esteem
- How do you know if your child has healthy self-esteem or not?
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- Fathers - A reflection
- It’s certainly not a new idea that our only chance for immortality in this world is to live on in our children.
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- Fostering self-esteem (ages 2-4)
- Self-esteem is the confidence and satisfaction that children have in themselves.
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- Fostering family identity and values (ages 2-4)
- Family identity refers to the attitudes and behaviors that are routine in a family.
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- Getting ready for school - language skills
- Children can develop language skills only if they have many opportunities to talk, listen and use language to solve problems and learn about the world.
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- Gifted children - Parents share their story
- Parents share their stories of how and when they found out their child was gifted.
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- Gifted children - Social emotional challenges
- The wonderful strengths and attributes that a gifted child displays can also lead to difficult social relationships and emotional struggles.
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- Imaginary friends (2-4)
- If your child mentions an imaginary friend, add another seat at the dinner table and regard this wonderful aspect of your child’s developing mind and emotions with respect.
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- Measuring Height Accurately At Home (ages 2-4)
- To measure height accurately at home:
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- Measuring Weight Accurately At Home (ages 2-4)
- To measure weight accurately at home:
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- Milestones - 3 years old
- A guide to your developing 3-year old.
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- Milestones - preschooler 2 years old
- Here is a guide to what your preschooler is learning to do at two.
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- Milestones - preschooler 4 years old
- Here is a guide to what your 4-year old is learning.
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- Parenting - The Art of Fielding Hundreds of Questions
- "But why?" If you are a parent of a preschooler you are probably hearing this a lot at the moment
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- Physical Development - Differences in Growth (ages 2-4)
- The physical growth of children is a concern shared by many parents.
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- Potty training- preschooler
- Children vary at the age and speed in which they achieve bladder and bowel control.
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- Promoting social-emotional development (ages 2-4)
- Here are a few suggestions for developing your preschoolers social/emotional development.
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- Social and emotional preparation for school
- Children start school with different degrees of social and emotional maturity.
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- Ways to show love for your preschooler
- Sometimes in our busy lives we forget to show how much we love our children.
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