Tips for Taking Care of Toddlers
The age when children begin to take their first steps toward independence happens to be the same age when they are just taking their first steps. With toddlers, this new combination of strong curiosity and shaky coordination can keep a parent literally on their toes. Whether eating off the floor or reaching for something hot, bolting toward a staircase or slamming every cupboard, risk-taking behaviors seem to take over. As your toddler learns to walk and speak, parenting him or her becomes one of life’s enjoyable challenges. However, the love you feel for your child in these milestone moments may at times seem overshadowed by the necessity of saying “no” and gently removing them from every hazardous circumstance, while they kick and scream in frustration. So what is the best approach to parenting a toddler? How can you remain attuned to their needs, while being sensitive to their developing sense of self and wonder? Here you will find some key parenting tips for toddlers and ways to encourage good behavior.
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Hi, my names Katie and I am a year 10 GCSE DT student from Birkenhead high school academy. I am completing my GCSE coursework which is to design a product linked to the theme of providing a safe and comfortable home, for this I have chosen to create my product based around child and baby comfort. I would love for you to be able to reply to a few of my questions I have to help me to design the perfect products as it would give me a better view on the importance of sleep and comfort for children.
Here are my questions-
How important is it for children and babies to have the right amount of sleep each night?
Does a babies early life comfort affect them later on in life? such as having a uncomfortable highchair, could that cause joint and growing problems if they are not able to sit up correctly?
what could help your baby or child to stay comfortable during a long car journey?
I would be very grateful if you were able to reply to any of my questions as it would be a big help for my course work, and hopefully give me a better insight for child safety in the future. I am looking forward to hearing from you and thank you for your time.
Thank you,
Katie.