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We also offer guidance and support on toddler management, such as how to deal with behavioral issues, promote learning, and ensure proper nutrition. Tifl’s mission is to empower families with the knowledge and skills they need to raise healthy and happy children.
Milestone & Growth
Our milestone guides offer a clear breakdown of the key skills your child should be reaching each year, such as when they should start walking, talking, interacting with others, and developing problem-solving abilities. These milestones cover a wide range of areas, including motor skills, language development, social behavior, and emotional growth.
Our growth charts provide a helpful reference for tracking your child’s height, weight, and head circumference, ensuring they are growing at a healthy rate according to international health standards. These charts help parents and healthcare providers monitor progress and identify any potential issues early on.
Important FAQ
What is the best way to handle toddler tantrums?
Tantrums are a normal part of toddler development as they learn to express their emotions. The best way to handle tantrums is to remain calm, avoid yelling, and try to understand the cause. It can help to offer choices to your toddler, distract them with another activity, or use a calm, quiet voice to reassure them. Teaching your toddler words to express their feelings can also reduce tantrums over time.
How can I promote learning and development for my toddler?
You can promote learning by engaging in activities that stimulate their curiosity and creativity, such as reading together, playing with puzzles or building blocks, and encouraging exploration through play. Simple daily activities, like counting objects or identifying colors, also foster learning. Additionally, talking to your toddler often helps build language skills, and showing interest in their discoveries encourages a love of learning.
How much sleep does my toddler need?
On average, toddlers need around 11 to 14 hours of sleep each day, including naps. Establishing a consistent bedtime routine helps toddlers feel secure and makes it easier for them to wind down. Make sure their sleep environment is comfortable and quiet, and avoid overstimulation close to bedtime.
How can I encourage good behavior in my toddler?
Encouraging good behavior in toddlers is best done through positive reinforcement. Praise your toddler for good behavior, such as sharing or following instructions. Set clear and consistent rules, and offer simple explanations for them. Use gentle discipline techniques like time-outs or redirection when necessary, but avoid harsh punishments.
Is screen time okay for my toddler?
Moderation is key when it comes to screen time. The World Health Organization recommends that children under the age of 2 have no screen time, and for those between 2-5 years, screen time should be limited to one hour a day of high-quality content. Ensure that screen time is educational and interactive, and encourage plenty of physical activity and imaginative play away from screens.
Important Topics for Child Care
Kids Sleep
Articals for sleep sport
Kids Feeding
Articals with feeding advoice
Kids Learning
Guide of activities to do
Potty Training
How to train the todlears
