Child growth is orderly and continues,as the child grows their body become more active, they engage in too many activity, allotting more time for physical activities, more time for play while undergoing a poor appetite. There's a tendency that their body might not meet the right amount of nutritional value their body requires. Oversight to this matter may lead to minor to serious problems, child may suffer health problems due to poor nutrition, like malnutrition, overweight problems, retarded...
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Every child is unique, parents must pay attention to their child sleeping behaviour and pattern. This is the best way to detect if your child is already undergoing sleeping problems to avoid associated problem related with this in the future.The child must establish and maintain good sleeping habits that is sound, make them more refresh and well rested when they get up.

Sleeping Approaches:
1. Be consistent in giving your child a sleeping rules. and observe if the routine is working then you ca...
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Infant is the early period in child developmental stage, before he/ she can start to walk. This developmental stage is the best stage wherein good discipline may be apply it's the the basic fundamental period for the child formative years.

Keys to Remember
1. Create a trouble-free environment. Prevent the situation wherein baby might do something you don't like. Move the unnecessary things away from the baby, put it in the higher shelf or away, use a guard rail at the top and bottom the stair t...
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Every parents must know the proper approach in disciplining their child/ children, at early stage parents must take noticed of their child/children wrong behavior and correct it right away to emphasize the child/children not to repeat it again, this is the fundamental year wherein child needs to be motivated. Parents must consider also the personality of the nanny/ babysitter/carer for your child/children will be hands on to them whenever you're away. The nanny/ babysitter/carer must have the...
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