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Toddler Development: Your Chatty and Curious 31 to 36 Month-Old

September 19, 2022 Madeleine Vieira
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How fast children grow! Your child is already almost three years old. You may be wondering where the time goes.

At this stage, you probably can’t get your toddler to stop asking questions and asserting his independence! And with good reason. There are many things your toddler can do by himself at this age and the wide world fascinates him.

Watch in amazement as your toddler tackles so many tasks all on his own! He can ride a tricycle, put on his shoes, brush his teeth and say his name.

You’ve done such a great job helping him grow. And the learning will only continue. The world delights and surprises him at every turn.

Let’s see what else you can expect from your 31- to 36-month-old and how you can encourage his healthy development.

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In Toddler Development, Early Childhood Developme Tags Toddler Development: Your Chatty and Curious 31- to 36-Month-Old, 31 to 36 month old, toddler, toddlers, toddler development, 3 year olds, asking questions, independence, doing things by himself, healthy development, vocabulary development, potty training, social emotional skills, language skills, communication, movement and physical development, cognitive growth, free play, empathy, emotions, name their feelings, tantrums, setting boundaries, communicate limits, joys and challenges of toddlerhood

How To Set Boundaries During School Breaks - 4 Steps to Success

March 18, 2022 Madeleine Vieira
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School breaks can be a time that students look forward to for weeks. Maybe it means a vacation or special trip to see family. Maybe they just look forward to getting to sleep in, stay home, and relax.

Sometimes, though, all the extra time spent together can put strain on the relationship between you and your child. Setting healthy boundaries can help keep the break fun and enjoyable for everyone.

If you’re thinking, “I know that setting boundaries would be great, but I just don’t know how to get started.” Don’t worry! I’ve outlined four steps to help you through the process and included four more tips to help make your child’s upcoming school break a success.

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In Setting Boundaries Tags How to Set Boundaries During School Breaks - Four Steps to Success, setting boundaries, boundaries, school break, establish rules, routine, structure, adjustment period

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