After School Meltdowns: It’s Not Just Your Kid
“My child was never a perfect angel, but ever since school started, there’s been a noticeable increase in negative behaviors! What’s going on?!” It’s been…
Tag: preschoolers
Is Therapy Required? Past Tense Verb Errors and Your Toddler
Along that path to mature language usage, a child makes many, many, many errors. And has a million learning attempts. And things that make us giggle. For the average toddler, past tense verb errors are one of the most classic forms of “cute errors”. Almost every toddler passes through it at one point or another and it is an expected, predictable and totally normal toddler and preschooler speech error.
Imagination, Fear, And Nightmares In Young Children During Halloween
Halloween and associated activities can get the adrenaline pumping in any of us but it can be especially scary and real to young children. Kids between the ages of two and four are still learning to distinguish between what is pretend and what is real. They have not yet developed the cognitive capacity to differentiate that on their own. Everything that enters their brains is treated equally at this age. And that can spill over into their dreams.