Toddlers
How does a toddler grow?
A toddler grows physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.
What are some physical changes that happen?
Some physical changes that happen to a toddler is that there height and weight increase.The toddler may walk and start to jump on its own.He or she will start to improve on there balance.The toddler may also be able to do stuff on its own without you helping.
What emotional and social changes happen to a toddler?
The emotional and social changes that happen to a toddler is that the toddler may want to be near you or may feel weird around people they might not know.The toddler may cry if he or she doesn't see you close or nearby.He or she may be around different children, but may not want to play with them.The child also may feel anxious around objects or places they have never seen before.
How can you help your toddler?
1.Make sure the toddler gets at least 12 to 14 hours a sleep, which includes 1 to 2 naps.
2.Give the child healthy foods such as: fruits, vegetables, and protein like chicken, fish, beans, lentils.
3.Play with the toddler in order to help them learn. Playing with your toddler helps them improve there learning skills.
4.Read with your toddler to help there language and reading skills.
5.Set rules for your toddler.Make sure you make him or her see what good and wrong is.Be proud of your toddler when he or she does something good and reward them for it.When your toddler does something wrong don't scream or hit them just explain that it was wrong and why it was wrong to do that and tell the toddler not do it again.
What are some safety tips?
Some safety tips to help your toddlers are:
1. Don't give the child any toys that have small parts which can cause him or her to choke.Choose toys that are safe for him or her to play with.
2. Don't let child play with anything that is dangerous such as: plastic bags, rope, cords, or anything sharp that can hurt them.
3. Make sure the child's toys are clean so they won't get sick often.
4. Give the toddler foods that are easier to chew and swallow and won't make them choke.
5. Make can't access any drugs, pills, liquids that are dangerous.
6. Keep them away from second hand smoke.
7.Always keep an eye on them at all times.
http://www.salinememorialnews.com/category/day-care/
http://www.drugs.com/cg/normal-growth-and-development-of-toddlers.html
http://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/toddler/nutrition/Pages/Picky-Eaters.aspx
A toddler grows physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.
What are some physical changes that happen?
Some physical changes that happen to a toddler is that there height and weight increase.The toddler may walk and start to jump on its own.He or she will start to improve on there balance.The toddler may also be able to do stuff on its own without you helping.
What emotional and social changes happen to a toddler?
The emotional and social changes that happen to a toddler is that the toddler may want to be near you or may feel weird around people they might not know.The toddler may cry if he or she doesn't see you close or nearby.He or she may be around different children, but may not want to play with them.The child also may feel anxious around objects or places they have never seen before.
How can you help your toddler?
1.Make sure the toddler gets at least 12 to 14 hours a sleep, which includes 1 to 2 naps.
2.Give the child healthy foods such as: fruits, vegetables, and protein like chicken, fish, beans, lentils.
3.Play with the toddler in order to help them learn. Playing with your toddler helps them improve there learning skills.
4.Read with your toddler to help there language and reading skills.
5.Set rules for your toddler.Make sure you make him or her see what good and wrong is.Be proud of your toddler when he or she does something good and reward them for it.When your toddler does something wrong don't scream or hit them just explain that it was wrong and why it was wrong to do that and tell the toddler not do it again.
What are some safety tips?
Some safety tips to help your toddlers are:
1. Don't give the child any toys that have small parts which can cause him or her to choke.Choose toys that are safe for him or her to play with.
2. Don't let child play with anything that is dangerous such as: plastic bags, rope, cords, or anything sharp that can hurt them.
3. Make sure the child's toys are clean so they won't get sick often.
4. Give the toddler foods that are easier to chew and swallow and won't make them choke.
5. Make can't access any drugs, pills, liquids that are dangerous.
6. Keep them away from second hand smoke.
7.Always keep an eye on them at all times.
http://www.salinememorialnews.com/category/day-care/
http://www.drugs.com/cg/normal-growth-and-development-of-toddlers.html
http://www.healthychildren.org/English/ages-stages/toddler/nutrition/Pages/Picky-Eaters.aspx
