Temper tantrums range from whining and crying to screaming, kicking, hitting, and breath-holding spells. They're equally common in boys and girls, and usually happen between the ages of one to three. Some kids may have tantrums often and others have them rarely. Tantrums are a normal part of child development. They're how young children show that they're upset or frustrated.
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The first year of parenthood forever changes you. Having some ideas on how to navigate things you will inevitably come up against as a brand-new parent can make the transition smoother.
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Have you ever watched social media and been captivated by unassuming newborn babies being licked and greeted by their newest furry family member? Often it seems cute, sweet, and something we all dream of when introducing our new baby to the existing dog. We see so many sweet images of dogs and babies, dogs and kids, and dream of this beautiful relationship that they could have. Unfortunately, for many parents, this is not their experience. Have you ever worried, “What if my dog doesn’t like my baby?”
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Are you worried about your child’s language development milestones and wondering when you should see a psychologist? Child language development is a complex and multifaceted process that starts from birth and continues throughout childhood and into adulthood. Communication between child and parent starts at birth, and it can be very worrisome if your child struggles with their developmental milestones.
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