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A toddler is a young child between the age 12 and 24 months. These children are of the age where they are learning to walk, communicate verbally, develop motor skills and learn about social skills. Parents of toddlers are concerned with the child’s safety, development, potty training, and discipline. The content we offers here has been carefully selected to give you a new understanding into the dynamics of raising toddlers … and making that experience much more enjoyable!

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Toddler Biting: Real Growing Pains

Submitted by kemobullock on Fri, 2010-05-07 11:03
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Raising small children requires parental skills that do not come with a manual. Toddlers especially can be a challenge because small children do not have the communication skills necessary to relay their needs to parents or caregivers. One disturbing way they communicate can be toddler biting. Toddler biting is an altogether unpleasant yet not uncommon behavior. Toddler biting is a sign of real growing pains being experienced by your child and sadly other children around them are being hurt.
 


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Should you wake the Dr?

Submitted by RebeccaS on Mon, 2010-05-03 15:16
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Should we call the doctor now or wait until the morning? Go to the ER? Every parent has had this discussion with their partner at some point regarding their child. This article provides parents with a guide of the 10 reasons you should call the doctor now. Pediatricians are used to being awakened in the night with calls from concerned parents. It’s part of their job. As parents, we need to be informed of the signs and symptoms that require an immediate call to the doctor or visit to the ER.


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Swine Flu Guide

Submitted by RebeccaS on Wed, 2010-04-28 12:37
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Swine Flu! It strikes fear in parents everywhere. This article provides the practical information that every parent needs regarding H1N1, the vaccine and prevention. First and foremost, the article gives the best advice ever about swine flu, don’t freak out. That’s right, don’t freak out. As parents, we just need to be extra vigilant about the stuff we’re already doing to fight the spread of germs. This article gives great information regarding the vaccine, including information about the clinical trials that have been completed on the vaccine.


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