5 potty training mistakes to avoid
Everybody seems to potty train their kids at a certain age, but when is a child really ready? Check out this post for 5 mistakes not to make when potty-training.
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Am I damaging my child with screen time?
I am both a pediatrician and a mom, so I know the developmental impact of screens, but I also understand the convenience. Keep these tips in mind when deciding how to handle screen time for your child.
What is an open-ended toy and why are they beneficial?
Open-ended toys are toys that can be played with in multiple ways. Let’s dive in to the benefits of them!
Teaching our kids about their private parts
Teaching kids about body parts and body autonomy is important and part of our jobs as parents.
Autism characteristics
It’s important to educate yourself in order to monitor your child’s development but also to be aware and be accepting when it comes to Autism and neurodiversity. Read on to learn!
All about thumb sucking (with tips to prevent/stop it!)
Thumb sucking is very natural for babies and young children. It’s a form of exploration early on and it can also be self-soothing. We want to balance that desire with other interventions. Here’s what you need to know.
Why independent play is beneficial and how to promote it
Some of your child’s biggest learning moments will come through the self-confidence, creativity, self-reliance, and problem-solving skills learned through independent play time.
What are “baby containers?”
Baby containers can be correlated with a lot of judgement. I want to explain the limitations and explain balancing them with our developmental activities!
CDC Milestone Update
Let’s learn about the CDC Milestone Update, some major highlights and comments and what I think about the new checklist.
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