Consider this scenario: Your kid is struggling with his math homework. Instead of yelling and giving up, he tells you how frustrated he feels about the task at hand- all while asking for help! Or this one: Your child’s friend cancels their plans because they received some upsetting news; your little one understands why now might not be a great time to hang out as others do that didn't affect them personally (and makes other arrangements). These responses might not seem like a

As your baby grows into a toddler and beyond, there are so many ways she becomes more independent. You'll love seeing all of these exciting development milestones come and go but one in particular might require some extra attention on your part- that's when they've gone from being diaper users to fully potty trained! A complex process, potty training can be tricky to know what the best approach is because every child learns differently. Boys may learn differently from girls a

A child’s cognitive development is largely shaped by the way they learn, acquire knowledge and interact with their surrounding environment. Different skills will be acquired as certain milestones are reached in cognition but any ability can benefit from activities which promote active learning. As a parent you should encourage your kids' cognitive abilities. Here is a list of 10 Ways to stimulate your child's cognitive development: 1. Encourage your child to sing along! Sing