Imagine a situation in which your toddler is playing and having fun at the park, and you suddenly notice that other kids around the …
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Attachment and Bonding in Infant and Toddler: A Complete Guide for Parents
by Iqra Akhtar
When parents first pick up their baby, they tend to visualize an instant, magical tie. For many, there is indeed that strong blast of …
Thinking skillsAttention Span and Focus Development
Attention Span and Focus Development in Early Childhood
by Iqra Akhtar
Have you ever observed how your toddler can give 20 minutes to construct a tower of blocks but cannot sit normally for more than …
Thinking skillsBaby Psychology Myths vs FactsWellbeing
Baby Psychology Myths vs Facts – 12 Common Myths
by Iqra Akhtar
As soon as someone becomes parent, they quickly realizes that advice and guidance about infants is limitless, and often contradictory. One person might say, …
ParentingCo-parenting & Consistency in Discipline
Co-Parenting and Disciplinary Consistency: Unifying Children
by Iqra Akhtar
Picture this: your child requests additional screen time. You decline, but later they ask your co-parent who agrees. Now your child knows two things, …
ParentingCultural Psychology Comparisons
Cultural Psychology Comparisons: Parenting and Child Development across Different Regions
by Iqra Akhtar
One of the most difficult, yet most widespread experiences of humans and also one of the most culturally rich practice is parenting. What is …
Childcare in the early years can sometimes feel like piecing a puzzle together without knowing the right clues. Every scream, nap, skipped meal, or …
Thinking skillsPlay Based Learning
Play-Based Learning: A Complete Guide for Parents on How Play Shapes Mental Development
by Iqra Akhtar
Consider walking into a room occupied with toddlers. Some are assembling colorful blocks, others are acting as if cooking in a toy kitchen, while …
We live in a world that is more and more digital-first, and kids are assaulted by screens from the moment they can hold a …
ParentingSelf-Regulation Progress Guides
Self-Regulation Progress Guide: Children Creating Calmness from 0–5 Years
by Iqra Akhtar
All parents must have gone through a phase where the babies cry loudly nonstop, the toddler shows bad temper, tantrums, or the preschooler bursts …
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