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Is Your Child “Likeable”?
Of course you like your child. But what do their peers think? It turns out their “likeability” may be an important, yet overlooked, factor that can portend later success. A number of longitudinal...
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Why Crawling Matters … A Lot
Parents get very excited when a baby takes those first steps. As they should. It’s quite the milestone. But all the fuss about walking can diminish the very real benefits that come from babies moving...
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Parenting Principle #1: Be Positive
What are the key parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted, children? Here the focus is on the power of being positive. Parenting is hard. It is demanding. It can be exhausting and...
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Parenting Principle #2: Talk, Talk, Talk
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on the importance of talking to babies and children. Maybe this sounds silly to you. But the fact is that...
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Parenting Principle #3: Read, Read, Read
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on the power of reading. You know that reading to your child is important for the development of language...
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Parenting Principle #4: Reduce Electronic Noise
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on reducing the electronic noise that permeates modern family life. Electronic devices are a fundamental...
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Parenting Principle #5: Cultivate Exploration
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on cultivating the innate need to explore. Right from birth, babies are explorers. They come equipped with...
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Parenting Principle #6: Focusing On Others
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on encouraging a focus on others. Babies are social by nature. They want to interact with people. They...
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Parenting Principle #7: Embrace Intervention
What are the parenting principles for raising happy, well-adjusted children? Here the focus is on the importance of intervention. Many parents of babies and toddlers grew up in an era of “wait and see”...
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The 3 Speech Benchmarks 3-Year-Olds Should Have
Although toddlers reach language milestones at different ages, substantial delays can be associated with long term language problems. Given that, it’s worth giving careful consideration to benchmarks...
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