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The Terrible Twos: A Child Development Stage

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Welcome to the terrible twos! Sudden mood swings and lots of no's are part of your child's quest to test the limits. Find out why this happens and how to get through it.
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Your Baby's Growth Chart

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Part of each wellness visit is to plot your baby's growth on a percentile chart. Over time, you and your health care provider will be able to see if your child is growing at the expected rate. Use our charts to track your child's growth.
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Baby Development Milestones

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Our babies are learning, growing, and changing every day, and watching this happen is one of our chief joys as parents. Questions about what your baby is up to these days? Get some answers by using this tool.
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Learning to say, ”I’m sorry”

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Making Time-out Work for You

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Have you tried using time-out as a discipline strategy for your child? Many parents find it can be a very effective tool for toddlers and preschoolers. We've got some great suggestions on making it work. Learn more about time-outs.
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Dealing With Negativism

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Is "no" a favorite word in your house these days? Our toddlers tend to test the limits not only by saying no constantly but by running away, or even throwing things. Here are a few tips on dealing with this stage of development. Learn more.
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Getting Around Like a Pro

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We love watching our new walkers walk. Look how much their balance has improved! Our toddlers' wide gait has narrowed, and toes will be starting to point ahead instead of turning out. Stair climbing may be next. Find out more.
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A Growing Understanding

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Hang in there! Those constant "no's" may soon start to vary a bit. Thanks to increased language comprehension and vocabulary, your toddler may be able to negotiate a little more and understand choices. Learn more.
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Ready to Read: Literacy Tips for Toddlers and Preschoolers

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Setting the stage for reading can be a lot of fun with a young child. There are many things you can do together, like going to the library, learning rhymes and songs, and telling bedtime stories. Get more ready to read tips.
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Ready to Read: Literacy Tips for Toddlers and Preschoolers

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Setting the stage for reading can be a lot of fun with a young child. There are many things you can do together, like going to the library, learning rhymes and songs, and telling bedtime stories. Get more ready to read tips.
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Three Days of Toddler Menus

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Three Days of Toddler Menus
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Helping Little Sluggers

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Your usually friendly child has suddenly starting hitting people — yikes! To curb this behavior, you may want to try providing positive support when your child uses words, not hands, to communicate. Get more tips on how to help.
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Facing Fears

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From loud noises to large crowds, the fears that our toddlers have are pretty predictable. A good approach is to respect our children's feelings and not force kids into situations they're not ready for. Learn more about common fears.
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Checking Out the Competition

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Our toddlers are fascinated by other children right now. They love to watch, imitate, and even wrestle with their peers. To help provide that kid-to-kid interaction, why not organize or join a play group? Learn more.
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Is it normal for a 17-month-old to still be eating with his hands?

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Our son will be 17 months old soon and though he is taking his first steps, he is still unsteady and would prefer to hold our finger and take us around. Should we be allowing this or continually encouraging independent walking? He also does not like eating with utensils, and prefers using his hands. He has been eating like this since he was 9 months old and has not mastered scooping his food. Should we insist that he eat yogurt with a spoon, or just allow him to eat with his hands?
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Will the smell of paint harm my 1-year-old and 2-month-old?

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We are going to paint the rooms in our house and I have a 1-year-old and a 2-month-old baby. Isn't the paint smell dangerous for them?
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Whining: It Can Drive You Nuts

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A child's whining can push the buttons of just about any parent. But learning more about why our child whines may help us figure out a smart strategy to curb the behavior. Get some insight on whining.
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Talking a Blue Streak: Language and Your Child

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Is your child making some big language leaps right now (and talking your ear off)? Between 30 and 36 months, children may start to construct sentences of four or five words, tell stories, and ask 'what' and 'where' questions. Learn more.
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Toddler Talk

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We all mean well when we discipline our kids, but sometimes we confuse them by talking too much, or using vague language. A better way is to keep our words simple and concrete when we express our displeasure. Learn more.
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Rough With Rover

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Sometimes our kids are not gentle or careful when playing with their pets. In part this is due to enthusiasm and curiosity. Learn more about why kids are rough and how to help them.
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Discipline Beyond Time-Out

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Now that your toddler is becoming a preschooler, you may want to try some different approaches to discipline. Catching your child being good, for instance, is a simple, powerful tool for changing behavior. Get more suggestions.
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Babysitting Solutions

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Are you interested in getting more time to yourself, plus making connections in the community? We recommend starting or finding a babysitting co-op with other parents. Learn how a co-op works and how to start one.
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Now They Are 4

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Your baby is a real kid now, venturing out into an expanding world. A 4-year-old is focused on discovery, role-playing, gender behavior, relationships, and increased memory. Find out more about your 4-year-old.
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Kids Who Fight

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Does your child fight a lot? Some toddlers and preschoolers get into repeated and escalating tussles which can be a tough situation for them and for us, too. Get some tips and insight on helping kids cope with aggressiveness.
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Share and Share Alike

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'Mine!' 'No, it's mine!' Is there a toddler or preschooler in your house who's struggling with sharing? Sharing is difficult, and no one is born ready to share all the time. Learn about some great ways to help our children with sharing.
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Clothing-Optional?

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You've just finished dressing your toddler — who then promptly takes off every stitch of clothing! Here are a few ideas to avoid getting into battles with your free-spirited child. Read on.
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Talking About Discipline

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If we haven't gotten around to it yet, now is the time to talk with our partner about discipline. Our kids need consistency from us, so it's good to agree on some strategies. Get some tips on developing a common approach to discipline.
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Biting

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Ouch! Is your child starting to bite other kids or adults? Don't be discouraged. Biting is a common behavior among toddlers and preschoolers, who often have strong feelings and limited language ability. Get some tips on dealing with biting.
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Getting to Know Your Baby: Understanding Nature as You Nurture

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We all wonder how our babies are developing and how their personalities will form. While it takes time to get to know a baby's temperament, it can help to understand the roles of nature and nurture. Learn all about your baby's temperament.
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Working Together

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Are you and your partner on the same page when it comes to disciplining your child? It's common for couples to have different approaches to discipline. Talking it over can help. Get more ideas.
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Is trembling normal for an 18-month-old?

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Is trembling normal for an 18-month-old?
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Preparing Your First Child for a Sibling

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Another baby is on the way, and that's terrific news. But the prospect of becoming a big brother or big sister might be a little confusing and even worrying for your eldest child. Learn more about preparing for a sibling.
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Day Care Decisions

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Is it time to choose day care for your baby? Feel free to take your time as you visit each setting, and to ask lots of questions. We also suggest checking on the licensing and the staff-to-child ratio at each facility. Get more tips.
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How Young Children Learn

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Our children learn all the time—about themselves, other people, and their world. And much of this learning takes place through play, their favorite activity. Find out how you can support and create learning opportunities for your child.
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At what age should we stop treating my infant as a preemie?

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My preemie was born 10 weeks early. He is now 6 weeks corrected. I know they catch up by their second birthday, but at what age do we stop treating him as a preemie?
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How do I handle a friend of my son's who won't keep her hands off him?

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How do I handle a friend of my son's who can't keep her hands off him? My 18-month-old has an almost 3-year-old friend who is always touching him. He doesn't mind all the time, but she always has her hand in his hair or arms wrapped about his neck. What do I do?
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Positive Discipline: A Guide For Parents

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We all want to teach our children the proper way to behave, but the word "discipline" can often be scary. Thankfully, there are many positive ways to guide your child in right direction. Find out more about positive discipline.
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How do I get my 18-month-old to stop hitting me?

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How do I get my 18-month-old to stop hitting me?
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Why does my 1 1/2-year-old play with his poop, and how do I get him to stop?

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As unpleasant as it might be to deal with this sort of thing, your son is far from alone.
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Why does my 16-month-old choke when he eats solid food?

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My 16-month-old son has a hard time eating solid foods. He always seems to choke no matter how small I cut his food up. I make sure that he doesn't put a lot in his mouth at a time, so I am not sure why he chokes so often. I get scared to feed him, and my family and friends always make comments about my having to cut his food up so small that I don't like going out to eat anywhere. Do you have any idea as to why he chokes? I don't think he stores the food in his cheeks, and I see him trying to chew.
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Can you recommend a discipline method, other than spanking, for my 19-month-old?

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Can you recommend a discipline method, other than spanking, for my 19-month-old?
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Is it normal for a 13-month-old to sometimes bang his head against a wall?

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Is it normal for a 13-month-old to sometimes bang his head against a wall?
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Why does my 17-month-old keep tearing off her diapers?

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Why does my 17-month-old keep tearing off her diapers?
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How should we discipline our 16-month-old when he does something wrong?

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How should we discipline our 16-month-old when he does something wrong?
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Is a 14-month-old able to understand what "no" means?

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Is a 14-month-old able to understand what "no" means?
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How do I help my 21-month-old, who is jealous of his 4-year-old brother?

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When my 4-year-old tries to show me affection, my 21-month-old becomes defensive and tries to bite, pinch, hit, and scratch him. What can I do to help my 21-month-old with his jealousy?
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My 19-month-old hates his highchair - what can I do?

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My 19-month-old hates his highchair - what can I do?
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How should I handle a 13-month-old who hits her mother?

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How should I handle a 13-month-old who hits her mother?
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How do I encourage my 19-month-old to play away from home, and with other kids?

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How do I encourage my 19-month-old to play away from home, and with other kids?
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How can I stop my 2-year-old from picking her nose?

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How can I stop my 2-year-old from picking her nose?
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How can I stop my 21-month-old from putting things up her nose?

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How can I stop my 21-month-old from putting things up her nose?
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How can I help my 23-month-old, who cries when another child takes his toys at day care?

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How can I help my 23-month-old, who cries when another child takes his toys at day care?
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My niece bangs her head a lot -- could she have autism?

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My brother's 16-month-old frequently slams her head into the floor when she doesn't get her way. This is becoming quite concerning as she has bruised her forehead on occasion. She will do this behavior with anyone who watches her. She has a half-brother with autism, so this is also a concern. Her development seems to be on track otherwise.
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Are there any risks if my 20-month-old bites or is bitten by another child?

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Are there any risks if my 20-month-old bites or is bitten by another child?
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Do you have any tips for restaurant dining with a 20-month-old?

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When you make a meal at home, you generally don't call the child to the table until the meal is ready. In a restaurant, there is always a period of waiting for food, making meal time longer than usual. To curb his hunger while he's waiting, bring snacks like Cheerios or crackers. And bring some small toys that he can play with on his tray or on the table.
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How do I wean my daughter from the bottle to the sippy cup?

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How do you wean from the bottle to the sippy cup? I've been working with my 15-month-old daughter for three months, but she refuses to use the cup. I've tried everything I can think of, but nothing works. I've even tried going cold turkey like her doctor said, but she holds out and just doesn't drink anything. I always give in because I'm afraid of dehydration. Most moms that I talk to haven't had this problem at all, and I don't know what to do.
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Is something wrong with my child if she is six months behind her peers?

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My child is now 18 months old. She was born about a month early, but I have never been instructed to see her as a "preemie." She was five pounds at birth. But she seems to be about six months behind all her counterparts. I run a home day care and have really given her a wide berth and freedom to learn on her own. Should I have been more hands-on? Is something wrong? What can I do to help her be more interactive and responsive? I'm so worried I've messed her up.
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How should I handle my 14-month-old's screaming fits in the car?

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How should I handle my 14-month-old's screaming fits in the car?
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How should I handle my 15-month-old's screaming fits?

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Could the behavior swings of my 2-year-old be due to schizophrenia?

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Could the behavior swings of my 2-year-old be due to schizophrenia?
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What should I do when my 22-month-old cries when someone around her laughs?

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My baby is 22 months old and cries and hits when someone around her laughs. She acts as if she's upset people are laughing at her. This has gone on for months. As long as she is laughing herself, there is no problem. My doctor says to comfort her, but it's getting a little frustrating, since it's not possible to tell people around her not to laugh. Is this a common thing? Help!
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How can I get my 22-month-old to stop using a bad word?

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How can I get my 22-month-old to stop using a bad word?
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What should I do about my 18-month-old's constant screaming?

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What should I do about my 18-month-old's constant screaming?
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Should I worry about my 23-month-old's habit of hiding in the closet?

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It sounds as if there's been a lot of stress in your daughter's life recently—and in yours as well!
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What can I do about my 17-month-old, who doesn't want to spend time with me?

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What can I do about my 17-month-old, who doesn't want to spend time with me?
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What's the best way to stop my 22-month-old from attacking the other kids at day care?

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What's the best way to stop my 22-month-old from attacking the other kids at day care?
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How can I help the development of my gifted 15-month-old?

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I am interested in receiving information regarding indicators for gifted children. My son is 15 1/2 months old and has a vocabulary of 140 words, and he adds more words every day. He is zipping through his motor milestones as well. He can unlock the "childproof" cabinet locks, too. I am curious to find out whether these are typical behaviors for a baby his age, and I would like suggestions on how to further facilitate his development.
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Is my son slower to reach certain milestones because he was premature?

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My son was born seven weeks early. Will he be a year old on the day he was actually born, or should I wait until the anniversary of his due date to celebrate his birthday? Right now, he's holding on and trying to walk. From all the books I've read, it seems he lags behind others of the same chronological age in reaching this milestone. Is it because he was premature? He weighed 4 pounds, 11 ounces at birth.
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Will I trigger an eating disorder if I limit my toddler's food intake?

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My daughter is 26 months old and in the 100th percentile for weight and 60th percentile for height. I am concerned with her weight: She weighs 35 lbs. and is always eating or wanting to eat. Am I beginning an eating disorder by limiting her food intake?
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How should I react when my 19-month-old grabs toys and won't share with other kids?

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How should I react when my 19-month-old grabs toys and won't share with other kids?
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What should I do when my 14-month-old grinds his teeth and gags himself?

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My 14-month-old is grinding his teeth a lot, and he also gags himself with his hands and fingers. He has actually made himself throw up, and still continues. Can you give me any suggestions on these two behaviors?
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Where can I find resources for a 20-month-old with sensory dysfunction?

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My 20-month-old daughter was diagnosed with sensory dysfunction. Can you give me the latest news on therapy and perhaps a hotline for parents or support groups? I am a single mom with two children -- sure could use some help.
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How can we keep an 18-month-old from hurting a 2 1/2-month-old?

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How can we keep an 18-month-old from hurting a 2 1/2-month-old?
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Teaching Manners

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When our children were very young, we didn't much care about their manners. As infants, their loud burps would usually elicit laughter, and as they learned to speak, we considered their inadvertent insults or seemingly rude behavior rather adorable..
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Air Travel With Children

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For many young children, there is no more exciting way to travel than by air. They love to watch the carts, trucks, and airplanes at the airport. Even better, they may get to ride on moving walkways, trains and trams, escalators and elevators—all that even before boarding. On the plane itself, there are the endlessly fascinating tray tables, window shades, and teeny tiny bathrooms to explore, again and again.
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What's an appropriate attention span for a 16-month-old?

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Is there any standard guideline for attention span in children? What would be the appropriate attention span for a 16-month-old child?
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What are some tips for dealing with a 2 1/2-year-old food thrower?

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My 16-month-old has bent feet. Does she need special shoes to straighten them out?

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My daughter is now 16 months old. Her feet are a bit bent, and my sister is advising me to buy her shoes or boots that will straighten her feet. What is your comment on this? If I leave her feet alone, will they straighten out in time?
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How can I help my 22-month-old stop biting her fingernails?

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My 22-month-old daughter has started biting her fingernails and will not stop. She sees her dad bite his. What can I do to stop her? She already has an infection under one nail.
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What should I do when my 19-month-old puts his face in the bathwater?

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What should I do when my 19-month-old puts his face in the water when he takes a bath? I sit next to him when he is in the tub, but I am still concerned about drowning.
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Celebrating Grandparents

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Many of us have wonderful childhood memories of time spent with Grandma and Grandpa. We can share this gift with our own children by keeping them in close touch with their grandparents. Learn more about celebrating grandparents.
Learn more about celebrating grandparents.

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How can I get my 20-month-old to say words instead of whining and pointing?

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How can I get my 20-month-old son to say what he wants instead of whining and pointing? For example, he says "wahwah" for anything to drink. Usually it means milk -- if we give him juice or water he throws a fit. He knows the difference. But he won't say milk, juice, or water even if he knows the word. How can we encourage him?
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How can I give my 16-month-old triplets the language stimulation they need?

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We have 16-month-old triplets and I want to make sure that we do not overlook their language development. We have a 5-year-old who talked very early. It is different with the triplets, as I am not with each one of them as much talking to them. Any tips how to make sure that they get the necessary language stimulation? I have also heard that multiples develop their own language. They do seem to use a kind of sign language and sounds to each other.
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How can I help my 1 1/2-year-old daughter be less mean?

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My 1 1/2-year-old daughter seems to have become very mean since my mom moved out of the house. All of the little kids at school treat her like the school bully and are afraid of her, and a lot of parents are starting to talk bad about me. What can I do to change my daughter back to the nice baby she used to be?
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How can I prevent my 2-year-old from smearing feces all over everything?

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How can I prevent my 2-year-old from smearing feces all over everything?
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How to Avoid Post-Nap Toddler Temper Tantrums

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My 20-month-old wakes up from her nap like a cranky bear coming out of hibernation. More often than not, she ends up throwing a full-fledged temper tantrum before dinner. What should we do?
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Teach Your Child How to Eat With Utensils

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Are you eager for your child to start eating with a spoon and fork? Find out how to help your toddler work toward this early childhood development milestone.
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How Can I Teach My Toddler About Numbers?

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Is there anything I can do to teach my toddler numbers, or will she just pick them up over time?

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Toddler Development: From 21 to 23 Months

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You’re almost into the terrific twos! Learn how to support your 21- to 23-month-old toddler through these exciting changes.
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Will My Toddler Bond With My Newborn?

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We’re thrilled to be having a new baby soon. But I’m concerned about my toddler. How can I help her bond with her sibling?

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My 2 1/2-year-old won't let me do anything for her — what should I do?

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My 2 1/2-year-old daughter will not let me do anything for her. For example, she won't let me change her diaper or put on her clothes or her jacket. I also have a hard time getting her to bed. I am so frustrated and late for everything, even my job. When I start to dress her she tells me "no" and I have to struggle with her. Please help. I am at my wits' end.
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