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Developmentally Appropriate BehaviorIs my baby supposed to act like this? Is it too early to think about parenting and behavior management?
Developmentally Appropriate BehaviorWhile kids between three to five years old have mastered many skills, they’re still figuring out a lot of things when it comes to controlling their behavior and emotions.
Developmentally Appropriate BehaviorToddlers are probably most known for their curiosity and big emotions. When it comes to managing behavior at this age, it’s important to understand what’s appropriate.
Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Baby)Parenting is a family’s approach to raising a child. Teaching your baby appropriate behaviors and responses is a big part of it. When deciding how to discipline your baby, it is important to research different strategies and choose the approach that works for your child and family. Don’t be afraid to mix the approach and match strategies as long as they work at helping your baby learn in a positive way, and you are consistent with what you do. Remember to model expectations.
Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Toddler)Parenting is a family’s approach to raising a child. Teaching your toddler appropriate behaviors and responses is a big part of it. When deciding how to discipline your baby, it’s important to research different strategies and choose the approach that works for your child and family. Don’t be afraid to mix and match strategies as long as they work at helping your toddler learn in a positive way, and you are consistent with what you do.
Ways to Respond When Your Child MisbehavesYou’ve set your boundaries and expectations. You’ve explained them to your child multiple times. And yet, they still misbehave! Misbehavior is a very normal part of childhood development, and every child will act out at some point. As caregivers, we can provide guidance and support to help children learn appropriate behavior and develop positive social skills.
Reading Helps Behavioral and Social-Emotional Development Books are a powerful way to support your child’s social-emotional and behavioral development. Find out how, and learn about some books that can get you started.
Behavioral Expectations and Supports for Children with Special NeedsWhen it comes to children with special needs, it’s important to know how to best support your child – especially when it involves behavior. Learn about and understand the behavioral expectations for children with special needs.
How to Teach Your Child About Boundaries and ConsentAs caregivers, we want to make sure that our children have all the tools they need to develop healthy and thriving relationships throughout their lives. By teaching children about boundaries, we can not only help keep them safe but also give them essential skills to connect with others.
Different Discipline Styles in Action: Various Ways to Respond to MisbehaviorDiscipline is often most effective when it’s consistent and predictable for children. If the expectations continue to change, children might get confused about how to act in specific situations. It’s important for both caregivers to co-develop boundaries, expectations, and approaches to discipline and then apply those consistently.
Screen Time and Social-Emotional, Behavioral DevelopmentElectronic devices and screens (televisions, tablets, cellphones, etc.) are part of our everyday lives. So how do we regulate these devices with our children to promote their best social-emotional and behavioral development?
A Conversation Guide for Discussing Differences in Discipline Styles With Your Co-caregiversWhen raising a child together, it’s helpful for co-caregivers to have open and honest conversations about discipline styles and how they'll consistently handle their child's behavior.
The Power of Positive ParentingThe positive parenting approach is focused on building a mutually respectful relationship between caregivers and children that’s based on clear communication. This approach is proven to reduce behavioral problems, increase children’s self-esteem, and more.
How to Recognize Signs of Trauma in ChildrenAs caregivers, we all share the same goal of wanting our children to have a healthy and thriving future. However, children may still experience distressing or traumatic moments. By recognizing the signs of trauma early on, we can provide the necessary care to support our children’s well-being.
Down Syndrome and Other Genetic ConditionsDown Syndrome (DS) and other genetic conditions are based on the chromosomal makeup of a child. Find out more about DS and other genetic conditions here.
Public School System: How to Access and What Services are AvailableDid you know that public schools can provide special education services for children starting at age three? If your child has been identified with special needs, learn more about how your local public schools can help.
3 Ways to Help Your Child Bounce Back From Difficult MomentsAs caregivers, we have the incredibly important job of giving our children the tools and support that will help them thrive throughout their lives. Helping them become resilient, or able to bounce back from difficult moments, will provide lasting benefits to our children.
What Is the Difference Between Discipline and Punishment?The words “discipline” and “punishment” are sometimes used interchangeably. But they are very different. Let’s explore the difference between discipline and punishment and how each one can impact our children.
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