Hello parents. As a child therapist, my primary goal is to support the well-being of your children. Often, this extends beyond emotional health and into the everyday choices we make for them. Today, I need to talk about a critical, overlooked danger hiding in plain sight on our supermarket shelves: mislabeled Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) […]
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5 Types of Toys I DO NOT Recommend as a Child Psychologist As parents, we often want to give our children the best of everything—especially when it comes to toys. Bright, musical, high-tech, and trendy? Feels like a win. But as a child psychologist, I’ve come to notice that not all toys support your child’s
Summer Routines: Why Structure Matters Even During Holidays As schools shut, so do the early mornings, the back to back classes, tuition, extracurricular, and the endless routines for them. But as shocking as it may be, as hateful as the routines may be: structure and routines are VERY important for a child. But let’s be
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Toilet Training Your Toddler: A Practical Guide for Mothers Toilet training is a significant milestone in your child’s development, marking their transition from diapers to independence (for them and YOU). While every child learns at their own pace, most toddlers are considered to be ready for this transition between 18 months and 3 years. As
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As a child psychologist, one of the most common concerns I hear from mothers is about their toddler’s picky eating habits.
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