Helping Your Kids Grow and Develop Through Every Stage and Age

As a parent, you need to adapt quickly as your child reaches new developmental milestones. Knowing exactly what your child needs at every stage is a challenge, but there are many resources that provide guidance. Below, you can find great information for helping your children from infancy to their teenage years. 

Growth and Development in Babies and Toddlers 

From birth to two years old, your child will go through rapid development. These resources can help you provide a supportive environment as your baby starts learning about the world around them.  

• Development Milestones During the First Two Years

• Teaching Your Toddler Social Skills: 15 Steps to Success

• Best Ways to Help Children Fall Asleep at Nap Time

• Top 10 Fun Ways to Boost Your Toddler’s Brain 

Helping Preschoolers and School-Aged Children Grow

Preschoolers and grade-schoolers will become more independent, social, and curious. These resources will help your child explore and develop social skills, physical abilities, and creativity. 

• Growth and Development Milestones: Ages 6 to 10 Years

• 7 Educational and Entertaining Activities for Young Kids

• Storm Spotting for Children: At-Home Meteorology

• How Can I Help My Kids Develop Better Social Skills?

• 10 Life Skills to Teach Your Child by Age 10

• 5 Ways To Help Your Kids Find A Hobby They Love

Providing Guidance for Your Teen 

Most teenagers like having the ability to make more decisions on their own, and while it’s scary to watch your kids go off alone, it’s important for their development. However, as a parent, you’re still responsible for making the rules at home and helping your teenager face the challenges of adolescence. 

• Common Behaviors You’ll See During Each Teen Year

• 7 Tips for Parents to Help Their Teen Create a Strong Sense of Self

• Stop Doing These 8 Things for Your Teen This School Year

• 6 Facts Parents Should Know About Mental Illness in Teens

Each year of your child’s life will bring new adventures and challenges. Keeping up with everything you need to know as a parent is hard, but it helps knowing that you’re not the only parent who feels overwhelmed from time to time. Hopefully these resources will help you through each stage of your child’s development.

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