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To ensure that your child will feel secure, understood, and calm enough to experience optimal brain development, they need to have a secure attachment.
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The most important thing is not to rush when playing with your baby.
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When it comes to crying, it's best not to see it as just the cry but as their way of communicating their needs and requests to you, their primary caregivers.
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What is brain integration & How we can achieve it?
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Being patient doesn’t mean waiting and doing nothing. Being patient helps us pause and get our thoughts in order and our feelings under control.
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Art and craft seem like messy playtime activities, but there is more to that.
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Are the lines and shapes drawn by our child happening randomly, or is there a meaning behind them?
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Could it be part of their development? Can we influence it?
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Anger is one of the rainbow-coloured spectrums of human emotions, and it is not at all strange to experience it.
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Do they get along?!
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"Play is the work of childhood." Jean Piaget
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Once Upon A Parent

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Once Upon A Parent

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