Golden Years: Tips and Resources for Raising Children of All Ages
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It’s true what they say, it takes a village to raise a child – in the modern age, that often means making use of the many online resources at your disposal. Whether they’re 2 or 12, help is only a click away. Brilliant Babies:From the ages of 0-3 months, your newborn will be focused on getting to grips with a few basic human functions and, as a first-time parent, your main concern will be with safety.
There’s plenty of material on car seats, breastfeeding, sleeping, and holding.
Always support your baby’s head and neck and remember, at this stage, they are not ready for rough play or any activities that are too bouncy.
Washing bottles and other items for newborns is different than for adults or older children.
Terrific Toddlers:
From the ages of 1-3 years, your child will be busy learning words, testing out emotions, and moving around on their own. For parents, this is a great time to introduce new activities.
There’s an art to introducing new activities.
There are plenty of respectable internet forums with other parents for discussing toddlers.
Child nutritionists have created guides to ensure healthy eating from 1-3
Playful Preschoolers:
Preschool (3-4 years) is all about learning to use tools, developing socially, and creating special memories.
Understanding your growing child and their unique needs is key to navigating this exciting period.
Finding and choosing the right childcare can be a head-scratcher without guidance.
Getting a head start on reading is an advantage for life.
Changing Children:
From the age of 4, we notice our babies growing into amazing little people with unique personalities.
You need never run out of fun, creative ideas to keep your child entertained.
Introduce your child, aged 5+, to the digital space in a healthy, educational way.
Use your newfound extra time to refocus on self-care and self-development – for example, earning a Master’s Degree in management or leadership from a certified college with remote learning opportunities.
This wonderful, exceptional journey can also be a great challenge without help. As a parent, you can rest assured that there are plenty of others, on and offline, who are ready to lend a hand. The Preschool Connect provides FREE online resources for young children in urban communities. Learn more, at: www.thepreschoolersconnect.com