Time alone: why even babies need a break in their day to relax and recharge

Article Abstract:

Solo play is essential for children's development. They need downtime of moments when they can create their own ideas and express them in different ways. Permitting young children to play by themselves encourages problem-solving skills and creative thinking. It also helps physiologically to recharge children's brain to organize and stabilize internal systems.

United States, Social aspects, Care and treatment, Physiological aspects, Infants, Infant care, Relaxation, Relaxation (Psychology), Brain stimulation

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Strangers in the night: sometimes it's just too easy to let the sun set on a lovers' quarrel

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A wife describes the problems that she and her husband have in making up after quarrels. Using children to avoid resolution is convenient but not constructive. Never going to bed angry is good advice.

Psychological aspects, Management, Column, Married people, Communication in marriage, Marital communication, Interpersonal conflict

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The essential potty training guide

Article Abstract:

Children are ready to start toilet training when they show the eagerness and ability to follow instructions with minimal supervision. Tips on its proper implementation are presented and discussed.

Methods, Training, Toddlers, Toilet training

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