Child Milestones

As I rummaged through the box labeled “important things” under my bed, I stumbled upon relics from the past—artworks, birthday cards, and little mementos that have accumulated over the years. Among these treasures, a significant item caught my eye: your hospital bracelet from the day you entered this world. I held it delicately in my
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In a world increasingly dominated by screens, the fine motor skills of young children are facing unprecedented challenges. Recent findings from a National Geographic report reveal a notable decline in vital skills such as holding a pencil, tying shoelaces, and manipulating scissors among preschoolers and early-grade school students. This decline is alarming, drawing attention from
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Recent research from University College London (UCL) has unveiled a compelling connection between the specific language mothers use during interactions with their infants and the infants’ oxytocin levels, a hormone known for its essential role in social bonding and emotional connections. This groundbreaking study, featured in “Development and Psychopathology,” signifies the importance of maternal communication
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When we delve into the meaningful keepsakes of our lives, we often stumble upon treasures that pop open emotions long stashed away. The “important things” box under the bed serves as a capsule of time. For many parents, this box holds memories that are not just physical objects, but emotional touchstones that elicit nostalgia and
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