Learn what moves young children and find new ways to support their growth and development. As babies develop into small children, they become increasingly aware of the world around them.
While this can be an exciting time for a young child, it can be challenging and frustrating for both the young child and the child who deserves it as they begin to practice their independence and insist on doing things on their own .
You can click to read more about this course and it also provides a comprehensive guide to sleep and identification, including the most common causes of frequent awakenings and how to treat common sleep problems. This course is backed by research and the understanding that every young child and family is unique.
– Find out what skills and behaviors are expected of your little one, aged 12 months to 3 years.
– The main phases of communication and speaking.
– A comprehensive guide to sleep and identification, including the most common causes of frequent awakenings and how to treat common sleep problems.
– Guidelines for growth and development.
– First aid and safety, including suffocation and CPR.
– Tips for getting back to work.
If you need to catch up, instead of worrying too much about your daily sleep schedule, take a nap, at the latest in the afternoon. Either take a short 20 to 30 minute nap or a longer 90 to 100 minute nap so you don't wake up feeling flushed during your non-REM sleep cycle. While you sleep, set an alarm clock for one of these two times, but be aware that an hour between cycles can tire you out and make you more tired.