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...car, or peeling vegetables, you’re likely to get plenty of offers of assistance! of course, while your toddler sees every task as a game, and is eager to help, you may not be so keen &ndash...

...car, and other short, easy words. you may even have noticed two or three word sentences, and that your child sometimes just mimics your conversation, getting one or two words right almost...

...car. however, your child probably already understands a lot more than he or she can say, and new words are being added to her vocabulary every day. it’s only a matter of time before your toddler...

...car seat, tell them where you’re going. while in the grocery shop, talk about everything you are looking at, and items that you are buying. even if they can’t respond to what you are...

...car seat. once they begin to sit up, the hair will grow back. some babies appear bald at birth, and some remain so until their first birthday. but if you look closely, you will see extra fine, downy...

...car or ball. your child will enjoy showing off her recognition skills and learning colours can be treated like a game. if she gets it wrong at times, correct her in an encouraging manner. 5 1

...car seat, and latches, padding for sharp corners, and protective covers for sockets are all things you will need to keep your busy toddler safe. 5 1

...car until they either calm down or fall asleep. if none of these tricks work, it is time to have a discussion with your physician. often it is diagnosed as colic, a generic term doctors use when they...

...cars, books look out for these signs when your child is 19 to 24 months old: he doesn’t interact at all during playtime he does not recognise pictures of familiar objects or people by verbally...

...cares for your child knows it. not putting your child in a forward facing car seat too soon: rear facing car seats are proven to be safer, and the longer you can keep your child facing the rear of the...

...car does not mean an end to road trips. it just means better planning. there are things that you can do to make travelling easier, whether it is a trip out shopping or on a longer trip. babies like...

...carry things for you, or hold things if you ask, and these kinds of simple tasks will make your child feel important, and proud of him or her self. taking responsibility for your own life, being...

...car – even for a few minutes. while it may seem that you’re only going to be a short time, and that your child will be okay, remember that the temperature in a parked car increase quickly...

...car for when you are stuck in traffic and the baby is crying. you will still be able to hear them.., just not as loud. • take some time out and listen to some mellow music when you have reached...

...car for accidents by using an absorbent pad in your child’s car seat too. clear a weekend of all other activities, and designate it as your potty training weekend. devise a potty dance that you...

...car on a hot day. an ideal temperature for viruses to survive and multiply is 37 degrees celsius. the body's natural response to viral attacks is to raise the temperature to make the living...

...car repairs, painting and furniture stripping, had a slightly higher risk of having a baby with gastroschisis, which is a condition where the intestines and other organs grow outside of the body...

...car accident or a monster, your child assumes to be real. by the time your child reaches four, he will probably understand that what happens on television is not necessarily real, but may not...

...car”, say “vehicle” or “automobile”. allow your child every opportunity you can for them to speak to other adults. when you are out at a restaurant for example, let your...

...car? do you have to wake your child up in the morning? on occasion, does your child fall asleep earlier than their bedtime? if you answered yes to any of these questions, chances are that your child...