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Your baby may imitate sounds and smile at the sound of your voice. Promoting your baby's development. Your relationship with your child is the foundation of ...
Install child locks on doors and cabinets. If you have furniture with sharp edges, pad the corners or remove it from areas where your baby plays. The same ...
Avoid teething gels or other medications. When your baby's first teeth appear, use a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean them. Until your child learns to spit, at ...
The DBP team completes an evaluation either in one day or over several days, depending on your child's developmental and behavioral concerns. You and your child ...
High levels of screen time in young children have been associated with sleep disturbances, obesity, behavioral problems and developmental delays. Previous ...
Sing or play lullabies, upbeat children's songs or your own favorites. Change positions. Lay your baby on the tummy for a few supervised minutes. Many babies ...
Children learn to speak at their own pace. But markers, known as milestones, can be a guide to a child's ability to talk. These milestones help health care ...
Ask your child's health care provider to help you find a counselor with training in transgender needs. What is social transitioning? A social transition is a ...
Talk to your child's health care provider if you can understand only a few or none of your 2-year-old's words. A delay using words or talking can be an ...
Share honest, simple information with your child about what to expect, in words and ways that match age and development. Help kids prepare through play.
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