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              Infants(0-1 year old)                 Toddlers(1-2 years old)            Toddlers(2-3 years old) 
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                                                       POSITIVE PARENTING
                                                              Toddlers (1-2 years old)
Developmental Milestones:- During this time, your child  is  becoming
increasingly more mobile, and aware of himself and his surroundings. Her
desire to explore new objects and people  is also  increasing. During  this
stage,  your   toddler  will  show  greater  independence, begin  to  show
defiant behavior, recognize himself in pictures or a mirror, and imitate the
behavior of others, especially adults and older children. Your toddler will
also be able to recognize names  of  familiar  people  and  objects,  form
simple   phrases  and  sentences,  and  follow   simple   instructions   and
directions

POSITIVE PARENTING:-

* Keep reading to your toddler daily.

* Ask him/her to find objects for you or name body parts and objects.

* Play matching games with your toddler.

* Encourage him to explore and try new things.

* Help to develop your toddler’s language by talking with him/her.

* Encourage your toddler’s curiosity and ability to recognize common objects by taking field trips together to the park or a bus ride.

CHILD SAFETY FIRST:- As your child is becoming increasingly mobile, his ability to encounter more dangers is increasing as well. Here are a few recommendations to help keep your growing toddler safe.

* Block off stairs with a small gate or fence. Lock doors to dangerous places such as the garage or basement.

* Toddler proof your home by placing plug covers on all unused electrical outlets.

* Keep kitchen appliances, irons, and heaters from the reach of your toddler. Turn pot handles toward the back of the stove.

* Keep sharp objects such as scissors and pens in a safe place.

* Lock up medicines, household cleaners and poisons.

* Never leave her alone in the car, even for a few moments.

* Store any guns in a safe place out of his reach.