Handling toddler bumps and boo-boos

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Children react to bumps and falls in different ways. While some screech and wail after a minor incident, others will only scream for a few moments and then be easily distracted. Parents should be attentive to injuries, but must not show too much anxiety so as not to encourage their children to respond to pain in the same way.

Injuries, Children, Pediatric injuries, Wounds and injuries

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A day in the mind of a toddler

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Toddlers are in the stage wherein they absorb everything they hear and see. Moreover, they are in the stage wherein routines make them feel secure. Toddlers also tend to control their environment via repetition. They are also becoming more aware of themselves and their differences from others.

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The seeds of compassion: she may be guilty of teddy-bear abuse, but when it comes to emphasizing, this toddler is full of surprises

Article Abstract:

The mother of a toddler describes her surprise and pride when her daughter tried to comfort a babysitter who was upset and crying. She wonders if parents make a mistake when they try to hide their tears from their children.

Personal narratives, Mother and child, Mother-child relations, Helping behavior in children, Child helping behavior

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