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How to handle a Hyperactive Kid
Managing hyperactive kids can be a tough task. Here are some tips to help you with it
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Tips for ensuring proper cognitive development
Cognitive development is important for thought processing, problem-solving and decision making.
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Tips to Encourage Language Skills and Speech Development in Toddlers
Language skills are vital for learning to read and write and, hence, are important for academic achievement. When kids learn language early, it helps them talk to others and make friends.
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Is your toddler nutrient deficient?
Did you know that your little one's brain grows to approximately 80%–90% of its adult volume by the age of 2; the brain reaches approximately 95% of its adult volume by the age of 6?1
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Healthy Snacks – Why are they important for your child?
Your child is growing by the minute and his or her need for snacks is as important as his meals.
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What should my child’s meal plan consist of?
Early childhood, which includes the preschool stage (2–5 years), is the phase of physical, emotional, and mental development and forms the foundation
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Is your toddler nutrient deficient?
Nutritional deficiencies can affect the overall health of children.
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Why are Vitamins important for your child’s growth and development
As parents, we know that vitamins are an important nutrient for the holistic growth and development of children.
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Meal Plan for Toddlers and Preschoolers
As per the recommended dietary allowances for Indians, a child aged 1–3 years should consume approximately 1,060 kcal/day while those aged 4–6 years should consume approximately 1,350 kcal/day.
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How Whey Protein helps in a Child’s Growth and Development
How Whey Protein helps in a Child’s Growth and Development
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How to get protein-rich food for kids
It is believed that a vegetarian diet lacks appropriate amounts of proteins. Thus, vegetarian families are often concerned that the diet may not have enough nutrition for kids.
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How to ensure your child gets enough Iron?
Iron is an essential mineral required by the body. It is used to synthesise haemoglobin, an essential component of blood cells
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Developmental Milestones in Children Aged 2–5 Years
Developmental milestones refer to how your child is supposed to learn, play, speak, or act at a certain age and offer important cues to assess his/her overall well-being.
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How should you monitor your child’s growth?
Growth denotes increase in physical size of the body and development denotes improvement in skills and function of an individual.
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Role of healthy sleep in the growth and development of toddlers
Sleep has a direct impact on the physical growth of the child.
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Strategies that will help your child socialize
During your child’s development stages, he/she achieves few developmental milestones.
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7 Must-Dos To Help Your Preschooler Say Goodbye Without Tears
Say Goodbye Without Tears These tips will help your kid ease into the preschool and say goodbye with a smile.
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Smart Ways to Reduce Your Child's Screen Time
The toddler years are full of wonder. A child is learning to explore and respond to their surroundings. These years shape their future to a large extent.
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Nutritious Food Plan for Your Pre-schooler
Nutrition is very important for your child as he/she is growing. Your child has high energy and nutrient needs. If these needs are not met it can lead to malnutrition
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Sibling Rivalry -- A Holistic View
Most growing siblings experience feelings of resentment towards each other at some point during their growing years, and it is important that this isn’t construed as permanent dislike, for it is ve
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Right nutrition for kids
Giving your kid the right kind of nutrition is very essential, especially when your toddler has started to develop food preferences.