Cognitive Development

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Building skills takes TIME. It is literally wiring their brain. It’s creating connections that were not there before- that takes TIME it takes PERSISTENCE, it takes CONSISTENCY. It’s not a quick fix. It’s a durable solution, and durability doesn’t come quick or easy.While working on skills is important, we also need to make plans for strategies to use IN THE INTERIM when they still suck at it. Click to learn more ways to help your children be successful! Toddler Behavior Problems, Parent Teacher Interviews, Child Development Psychology, Kids Empathy, Child Development Stages, Child Development Activities, Teacher Interviews, Cognitive Activities, Social Skills For Kids
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Building skills takes TIME. It is literally wiring their brain. It’s creating connections that were not there before- that takes TIME it takes PERSISTENCE, it takes CONSISTENCY. It’s not a quick fix. It’s a durable solution, and durability doesn’t come quick or easy.While working on skills is important, we also need to make plans for strategies to use IN THE INTERIM when they still suck at it. Click to learn more ways to help your children be successful!
Most parents find it easier to cope with their children’s challenging behaviour when they understand exactly what’s causing it and why it’s happening. When you know your kid is misbehaving for a very good reason (whether that’s physical, emotional, or environmental), you can see things from their side. This empathetic point of view will, in turn, help to stop you from losing your temper so you can help your child work through their feelings in a more positive way. Click to learn more! Development Milestones, Toddler Behavior, Tantrums Toddler, Behaviour Management, Challenging Behaviors, Parenting Strategies, Parenting Toddlers
UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD'S CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR
Most parents find it easier to cope with their children’s challenging behaviour when they understand exactly what’s causing it and why it’s happening. When you know your kid is misbehaving for a very good reason (whether that’s physical, emotional, or environmental), you can see things from their side. This empathetic point of view will, in turn, help to stop you from losing your temper so you can help your child work through their feelings in a more positive way. Click to learn more!
Your child continues to misbehave, despite your constant and increasingly firm and loud demands that they “STOP!” “Why won’t they stop doing something I’ve specifically told them to not do?” you might think. And in the end, you reach your limit, lose it, yell, slam them in time out, and start taking away privileges right left and centre. Click to learn a better way to deal with attention seeking behavior. parenting tips, tips for toddler tantrums, how to handle toddler meltdowns, discipline Toddler Behavior Management, Behavior Chart Toddler, Toddler Meltdowns, Toddler Tantrums, Attention Seeking Behavior, Raising Teenagers, Toddler Biting, Executive Functioning Skills
Planned Ignoring: Dealing with Attention Seeking Behaviour | Uncommon Sense Parenting with Allana Ro
Your child continues to misbehave, despite your constant and increasingly firm and loud demands that they “STOP!” “Why won’t they stop doing something I’ve specifically told them to not do?” you might think. And in the end, you reach your limit, lose it, yell, slam them in time out, and start taking away privileges right left and centre. Click to learn a better way to deal with attention seeking behavior. parenting tips, tips for toddler tantrums, how to handle toddler meltdowns, discipline
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Why Children Ask Questions They Already Know the Answers To
Why Children Ask Questions They Already Know the Answers To Your four year old may ask “Am I in the tub?” while he’s sitting in the tub. Or “Is it lunch time?” when he’s sitting at the table after you called him for lunch. Some children do this a lot, while other children do it very little or never. Click to learn the two reasons your child asks questions they know the answer to already. parenting tips
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD'S CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR
Most parents find it easier to cope with their children’s challenging behaviour when they understand exactly what’s causing it and why it’s happening. When you know your kid is misbehaving for a very good reason (whether that’s physical, emotional, or environmental), you can see things from their side. This empathetic point of view will, in turn, help to stop you from losing your temper so you can help your child work through their feelings in a more positive way. Click to learn more!
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Why Children Ask Questions They Already Know the Answers To
Your four year old may ask “Am I in the tub?” while he’s sitting in the tub. Or “Is it lunch time?” when he’s sitting at the table after you called him for lunch. Some children do this a lot, while other children do it very little or never. Click to learn the two reasons your child asks questions they know the answer to already. parenting tips
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD'S CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR
Most parents find it easier to cope with their children’s challenging behaviour when they understand exactly what’s causing it and why it’s happening. When you know your kid is misbehaving for a very good reason (whether that’s physical, emotional, or environmental), you can see things from their side. This empathetic point of view will, in turn, help to stop you from losing your temper so you can help your child work through their feelings in a more positive way. Click to learn more!
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What Your Child REALLY Needs To Be Ready for School | Uncommon Sense Parenting with Allana Robinson
Back to school is barely over, and already I’m getting inundated with parents who are anxious about how to get their toddler or preschooler ready for school for NEXT FALL. I’m seriously impressed by the get-up-and-go and proactiveness, so I figured it’s time to create a post about it to make sure we are focused on the right things. Click to learn exactly what your child needs to be ready for school! kindergarten preparedness
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Is Your Child Struggling With Cleaning Up Consistently? | Uncommon Sense Parenting with Allana Robin
One of the big struggles I get asked about by parents is that children won’t clean up one toy before moving on to another toy. I get it- we want our kids to learn to be neat and to pick up after themselves. It would be lovely if we could all live in pristine houses where nothing is ever out of place. But that ship sailed the day you either brought a child into this world or decided to take over the care and control of one. Click to learn why your child is struggling with cleaning up.
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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Toddler imaginary play: The benefits of imaginary play help support skills in all areas of toddler development including cognitive, self help, motor, communication, and social.
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Why Children Ask Questions They Already Know the Answers To
Your four year old may ask “Am I in the tub?” while he’s sitting in the tub. Or “Is it lunch time?” when he’s sitting at the table after you called him for lunch. Some children do this a lot, while other children do it very little or never. Click to learn the two reasons your child asks questions they know the answer to already. parenting tips
Understand the stages of cognitive development in early childhood and how you can stimulate your child intellectually through simple activities. Cognitive Development Activities, Child Development Theories, Baby Development Activities, Simple Activities, Early Childhood Development, Childhood Development
Understand The Stages Of Cognitive Development In Early Childhood And How You Can Stimulate Your Chi
Understand the stages of cognitive development in early childhood and how you can stimulate your child intellectually through simple activities.
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Toddlers
Speech development activites for toddlers can be as simple as blowing bubbles. Click to find out how you can use bubbles to help your child's speech developemt! #toddlers #speechtherapy #kidsactivities
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COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Learn how stuffed animals for toddlers tplay an important role in your child's cognitive development! #toddlertoys #learningthroughplay #speechtherapy