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  • The Interconnection of Cognitive and Motor Functions, Sleep, Nutrition and Attachment in Babies and Toddlers

    In early childhood, development doesn’t happen in neat, separate boxes. Cognitive growth, motor skills, sleep, attachment, and nutrition are all part of the same system, constantly influencing one another. When one area is disrupted or delayed, it often sends ripples through the others. This is why developmental changes in babies and toddlers can sometimes look…

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  • Inconsistent Sleep in Babies and Toddlers: Why It Matters and How to Gently Restore Balance

    Sleep is not simply a period of rest for babies and toddlers—it is a fundamental biological process that supports brain development, emotional regulation, physical growth, and learning. When sleep becomes inconsistent or fragmented, the effects can be felt far beyond nighttime. Irregular sleep patterns can influence a child’s mood, attention, behaviour, and ability to regulate…

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  • Growing Little Voices: Speech Milestones and Playful Activities from Birth to Age 5

    Introduction Every child’s journey into language is a unique adventure, shaped by their environment, experiences, and innate abilities. While developmental milestones provide helpful benchmarks, it’s crucial to remember that these timeframes are relative—children don’t follow a strict calendar. One child might babble enthusiastically at 6 months, while another takes a bit longer to coo in…

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  • The Evolution of Child Development Theories: A Retrospective on Psychology’s Journey

    The Evolution of Child Development Theories: A Retrospective on Psychology’s Journey

    Introduction to Child Development Theories Child development theories are crucial frameworks that help in understanding the psychological growth and developmental milestones of children. These theories encompass a wide range of perspectives, encompassing biological, cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of growth. As children undergo various stages of development, these theories assist psychologists, educators, and parents in…

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