Preschooler

Why Children Bite Their Nails: It’s Not a Vitamin Deficiency!

Dear parents, have you noticed that your child’s fingertips are always bare and their nails are bitten unevenly? Many parents immediately assume: “Is my child lacking vitamins?” “Should I buy supplements?” But here’s the truth: 90% of nail-biting is not caused by vitamin deficiency. 01. Unfinished “Oral Needs” Before age …

Growth & Development

When Children Throw Tantrums: How to Calm Them in One Minute

At the toy section one weekend, 3-year-old Eric was carefully stacking blocks to build a castle. Just as he was about to finish, the triangular block on top slipped, and half the wall collapsed. In an instant, Eric grabbed a handful of blocks, threw them on the floor, and burst …

Toddler

Can Babies Eat All Fruits? Myths, Risks, and Scientific Feeding Advice

It’s common knowledge that eating more fruit is good for your health—but does this apply to babies as well? Can they eat all types of fruit? Is more always better? And is there any truth to the idea that eating raw fruit can harm a baby’s developing spleen and stomach?

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 …

Toddler

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 …

Toddler

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.

Toddler

When Your Child Loses Their Temper: Four Key Tips to Help Them Learn Calmness and Benefit in the Long Run

Many parents notice a sudden change in their child’s behavior around the age of 2. Children might lie on the ground, throw tantrums, and refuse to listen, often responding with a defiant “no” to everything. This can be very challenging for parents to handle. However, this behavior is actually a …

Early Education

When Your Child Reaches the Terrible Twos, Don’t Reason with Them—Do This Instead!

The true early education teacher for your child can only be you, the parents. As children grow, every stage presents unique characteristics and challenges. Many parents feel confused and overwhelmed when their child enters the so-called “terrible twos.” Kids at this stage often exhibit a strong sense of self-awareness and …

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Infancy

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 …

Preschooler

How to Make Children Fall in Love with Vegetables

Vegetables are an indispensable part of a daily diet, providing essential vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients. However, many children often refuse to eat vegetables, preferring meat or fruit instead. Despite parents’ best efforts to persuade them using various techniques, success is often elusive. Why do children resist eating vegetables, and what can be done to make them fall in love with these nutritious foods?