For Valentine’s Day, make plans to spend time alone with your toddler doing something he/she enjoys.
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For Valentine’s Day, make plans to spend time alone with your toddler doing something he/she enjoys. For Valentines’ day, let your little one help you in picking out their clothes for today. See how many clothing items your child can find that are red or pink. Lots of libraries will be doing Valentine’s day specials for Valentines. Kids develop a sense of self-worth early in life. Listen to what your children have to say. Assure them that they are loved and safe. Celebrate their individuality, and tell them what makes them special and what you admire about them. When dining out each parent should try to order something out of either their main entree or sides that the child will like. This way the child will have a variety of food to eat if he decides he doesn’t like something that night that he usually loves. How you treat your child is how she will learn to treat herself. If you’re harsh with her, she’ll be harsh with herself. Young kids likely won’t understand yet what it means to have a new sibling. Look at picture books about babies and families. Instead of always pointing out everything your child does wrong, give them attention for the things that they do right Simply rubbing a child’s back, smiling and winking, or tucking a child into bed communicates, ‘I care about you.’ |
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