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                                                       POSITIVE PARENTING
                                                              Toddlers (2-3 years old)
Developmental Milestones:- Because of your child’s growing desire
to assert her independence, this stage is often called the “terrible twos.”
However, this can be an exciting time for you and your toddler. He will
experience huge intellectual, social, and emotional changes that will help
him to explore his new world, and make sense of  it. During  this  stage,
your toddler will be able  to  follow  two- or  three-phrase  commands,
sort  objects  by  shape  and  color,  imitate  the actions  of  adults  and
playmates, and express a wide range of emotions.

POSITIVE PARENTING:-

* Set up a special time to read books with your toddler.

* Encourage your child to engage in pretend play.

* Play parade or follow the leader with your toddler.

* Help your child to explore her surroundings by taking her on a walk or wagon ride.

* Encourage your child to tell you his name and age.

* Teach your child simple songs like Itsy Bitsy Spider, or other cultural childhood rhymes.

CHILD SAFETY FIRST:- Encourage your toddler to sit when eating and to chew her food thoroughly.

* Check toys often for loose or broken parts.

* Encourage your toddler not to put pencils or crayons in his mouth when coloring or drawing.

* Never leave your toddler near or around  water  (bathtubs,  pools,  ponds,  lakes,  whirlpools,  or  the ocean)    without someone watching him/her.

* Never drink hot objects while your child is sitting on your lap. Sudden movements can cause a spill.