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How to Potty Train a kid with Autism

Potty training a non-verbal toddler can be a unique challenge, but with the right strategies and understanding, it can also be a rewarding journey. Non-verbal communication doesn’t mean…

Natural Slime

Because this goop recipe uses only natural ingredients, it is unlikely to cause any skin irritations, but it is likely to have your child thinking, ‘I wonder what…

4-most-common-potty-training-methods-available

There are lots of different ways to potty train your child. Some parents are super-lucky and watch as their child virtually trains themselves, others find it takes much longer…

Can you spend just 15 minutes a day doing whatever your kids want? It’s a Magic Number that means the world to them, and is a great commitment…

How to stop your toddler from biting

There is no denying the level of emotions that accompany biting. Whether your child is biting or being bitten, the emotions can be intense. If you find yourself thinking how…

w-sitting-position

W-sitting is a position in which you are sitting on your bottom, with knees bent, legs splayed out to each side, and inside of the foot pressing on…

Stuttering in children

Find out all you need to know about stuttering in children, the signs and underlying causes, and more importantly find out what you can do about stuttering, and…

Helping kids with sensory issues

Children dealing with sensory issues can find everyday activities and situations challenging. Find out what treatments for children with sensory issues are available.

growth charts babies preschoolers

Growth charts are essential tools for tracking your child’s development, measuring height, weight, and head circumference over time. For Kiwi parents, these charts are crucial for monitoring their…

Creative children

In a time where the school curriculum seems to become narrower and narrower, outlets for expressing creativity are becoming more and more vital in the lives of our…

Resilience is about our ability to cope with the ups and downs of life. Children need to learn to bounce back from disappointment. As they grow, they need…

children adapt to change

Children are constantly grappling with increasingly new amounts of information, environments, activities, expectations, people and so much more. Helping children to adapt to change, and to become more…

Parents are often concerned about whether their young child is developing within a normal range. All children develop at different rates, and most are faster in some areas…

Aggressive behaviour in children

All children have moments of aggression. Aggressive behaviour in children is a fairly natural emotional response. But no parent wants that sinking feeling of realising their child has…

1-to-4-year-old-behaviour

Anger in preschool aged children can be pretty frightening or upsetting for the adults around them. We may feel overwhelmed in the face of such strong emotions, or…

problems-cause-by-thumb-sucking

When ultrasound was first turned toward the wombs of pregnant women it revealed that babies suck their thumbs even before they are born.

Child sleeping with cat

This guide on sleep needs for children tells you about the expectations for your baby, toddler, young child and teenagers – about naps, sleep habits, overcoming sleep problems…

Frustrated in your efforts with the behaviour problems and development issues of your young boy or girl?  Whether it be a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 year…

One year old normal developmental stages? Milestones of a typical two yr old boy? Growth schedule  for a three year old girl? Checklist for a four year old?

child development

Looking for guidelines or checklist of the developmental stages and milestones for your toddler boy or teenage girl? We provide excellent articles for Parents on the key stages and milestones in…

1-to-4-year-old-behaviour

Ever feel like you just blinked and your baby turned into a full-blown toddler? Those early years fly by in a blur of growth and change. If you’re…

Bed wetting

Night time wetting is one of those problems talked about frequently when it relates to toddlers but rarely when it comes to school age children and even less…