Discovering the Truth of a Baby’s Growth

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Discovering the Truth of a Baby’s Growth

Parents all know that their baby’s growth must conform to the laws of nature, and must not be pushed to move quicker, but if you see another baby of the same age who already knows how to walk and talk, you start worrying. What if your childcare method wrong? Are …

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Infancy

How to Balance Complementary Foods and Milk After Introducing Solids to Your Baby
Around six months of age, when babies begin to eat complementary foods, many parents find themselves confused about how to balance these new foods with milk. The key is to understand that complementary foods are meant to “supplement the milk, enhance overall nutrition, and support the development of the baby’s …
Developmental Milestone Promotion Training Methods (0-3 Months)
Developmental milestones are key markers that indicate a child's growth and progress at specific ages. These milestones encompass various aspects of development, including motor skills, cognitive abilities, fine and gross motor functions, language acquisition, and social interactions. Understanding these milestones helps you track your child's normal developmental trajectory and identify potential issues early on.
How to Safely and Correctly Trim Your Baby’s Nails
Sometimes people got an infection from pulling a hangnail, causing their finger to swell up like a small carrot to the point where it was too sensitive to touch! Eventually, they had to go to the hospital to have the wound opened, the pus drained, and then treated with medication …

Toddler

Did Your Baby Pass “Sheep Droppings”? Don’t Panic—Here’s What You Can Do
If your baby’s stool looks like tiny, hard balls—often referred to as “sheep dung” or “pellet-like stools”—you’re not alone. Many parents encounter this issue, and while it can be concerning, it’s usually manageable with the right approach. So, what causes this kind of constipation, and how can you help your …
How Much Salt Is Safe for Children? A Pediatrician Explains
When I visited my cousin’s home, I overheard a heated conversation in the kitchen. “Mom, I told you not to add salt to the baby’s food!” “It’s just a little. What’s the harm?” “The doctor said not to add any!” “Doctors say a lot of things. Didn’t you grow up …
A Mother’s Calm Response: How One Mom Handled Her Baby’s Headfirst Fall
In the process of caring for children, parents' safety awareness is crucial; even a moment of negligence can lead to irreparable consequences. This is especially true when a child experiences an accidental fall, where a parent's calm response and proper handling of the situation are vital.

Preschooler

Did Your Baby Pass “Sheep Droppings”? Don’t Panic—Here’s What You Can Do
If your baby’s stool looks like tiny, hard balls—often referred to as “sheep dung” or “pellet-like stools”—you’re not alone. Many parents encounter this issue, and while it can be concerning, it’s usually manageable with the right approach. So, what causes this kind of constipation, and how can you help your …
The Future of Children with ADHD: Beyond the Label
Children with ADHD are often unfairly labeled as “problem children”—easily distracted, hyperactive, impulsive, underperforming academically, or struggling socially. For many, this paints a bleak picture of their future. But is that truly the case? The truth is, while not every child may become a high achiever, more and more stories …
Developing Number Sense: The Key to a Strong Foundation in Math
The Importance of Number Sense in Early Learning Children’s struggles with mathematics often stem not from complex formulas but from difficulties in understanding basic concepts like numbers and quantities. This foundational understanding begins with number sense. Many parents view math as a difficult subject that children will eventually grasp, leading …

Growth & Development

The Future of Children with ADHD: Beyond the Label
Children with ADHD are often unfairly labeled as “problem children”—easily distracted, hyperactive, impulsive, underperforming academically, or struggling socially. For many, this paints a bleak picture of their future. But is that truly the case? The truth is, while not every child may become a high achiever, more and more stories …
Why Encouragement Alone Isn’t Enough—Helping Children Overcome Fear of Difficulty
As children grow, so do their minds—full of richer, stronger ideas and firmer beliefs. You might start noticing: They clearly want to go skiing, but once they’re there, they want to back out. They can read English fluently, but if the sentence is too long, they shut down. They love …
Developing Number Sense: The Key to a Strong Foundation in Math
The Importance of Number Sense in Early Learning Children’s struggles with mathematics often stem not from complex formulas but from difficulties in understanding basic concepts like numbers and quantities. This foundational understanding begins with number sense. Many parents view math as a difficult subject that children will eventually grasp, leading …