Sentences with phrase «toddlers explore their environment»

As your toddler explores his environment and his new abilities, there will be some frightening moments.

As toddlers explore their environment and learn to walk they start to become independent and develop skills to achieve their goals.

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He uses you as home base: In a new environment, your toddler may alternate between exploring and running back to snuggle in your lap.

The toddler can not play in a child safe environment that mom can feel sucure and have some peace of mind that the baby is in a safe place to play and explore.

Toddlers are mobile and explore their environment.

Toddler proofing your house is a necessity when they begin to walk around and explore their environments.

Though this may be a trying time for you, remember that your toddler isn't deliberately disobeying you — he's just exploring his surroundings and figuring out how much power he has over you, his environment, and himself.

These classes offer toddlers a nurturing environment in which to play and explore, and parents a place to connect, find a supportive group, discuss and share child development and parenting issues, and learn about Waldorf education.

This week on Tuesday Tots I'm featuring some posts from last week with a Science focus — whether crafting to explore biology and earth science with the tots, exploring the outdoor environment or experiments there's a lot of fun to be had with some science for toddlers and preschoolers this week.

Babies of every species are curious and want to explore their environment; human toddlers are no different, save for the fact that they have hands to grab with.

The link to hyperthyroidism in felines «should be alarming to parents of crawling toddlers who explore their environments by putting everything in their mouths,» said Donna Mensching, veterinary medical director of the Washington Poison Center in Seattle.

This suggests that when provided with fewer toys in the environment, toddlers engage in longer periods of play with a single toy, allowing better focus to explore and play more creatively.»

If he detects calm from the parent, the toddler may feel reassured, and explore the new environment; if he senses her fear, he may move closer to mom because he interpreted danger nearby.

In designing this study, Ainsworth and her colleagues reasoned that if attachment had developed well, infants and toddlers should use their parents as a secure base from which to explore their environments.

Explore resources and strategies that help you create a warm, nurturing environment and individualize the routines and experiences you offer for infants, toddlers, and twos.

The toddler in a secure attachment relationship spends less time checking out where mom is and more time exploring the environment.