Toddler development is amazing! There is so much that is going on in your toddler’s brain, that sets the foundation for how he learns and grows.
Read on to find out more about what are the developmental milestones at this age. We’ll also talk about what this means for toddler behavior, and many of the other concerns during the toddler years.
With an understanding of toddler development, you’ll be on your way to happy and confident parenting. Many of our stresses can come from a misunderstanding of what to expect from a toddler. Together, let’s make your child’s terrible two’s become the terrific two’s.
Both nightmares and night terrors are common in every age from toddlers through to the elderly. But nightmares and night terrors are two very different things. It is important to understand what makes them different to help your toddler cope. Let’s look at what causes night terrors in toddlers, as well as what’s the difference…
How soon can you start reading to your toddler? Is this the same as teaching your child to read? Let’s get this clear: reading to your toddler is NOT the same as teaching your child to read. It is too early to teach your toddler to read, but it is never too early to simply…
If you’ve been wondering if all that reading out loud to your toddler has been doing any good, we can assure you, yes, it has! You’re totally not alone to wonder that either. Reading to our kids helps them build important lifelong skills, such as language, social, emotional, and behavioral skills. From the pictures that…
As a developmental and behavioral pediatrician, I get asked a wide range of questions about what’s “right” for kids at this age or that age. One of the most common topics is about toddlers and screen time. It can be hard for parents to know what’s a healthy screen time balance. The truth is, as…
Parents often ask me about toddler language development. When should a child be talking? Should you worry if your child isn’t talking yet? What can you do to boost your child’s language development? Here are some of the common questions we get about speech and language development of toddlers. My one-year-old doesn’t have any words,…
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