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When a child is 2 years old (or 24 months in parent lingo), most parents are more than ready for their little one to start potty training. In addition to helping a child feel confident, being able to use the toilet can be a source of relief for the parent. However, children typically aren’t ready to use the toilet until around the age of 2. The age range for training is broad – spanning from 18 months all the way to age 3. Just because you’re ready to get them out of dia ... [Read More]
Toddler
Why Do Schools Require Physicals?
Students aren’t the only things that thrive in a school environment. So do germs. Some common infectious diseases like the cold, flu and meningitis are passed from person to person very easily through close quarters. All it takes is a cough or sneeze and a whole bus full of kids; a classroom or cafeteria is exposed. There’s only so much that can be done to prevent illnesses in a school environment, but school district and state officials are attempting to do what they can. Physical examinations ... [Read More]
All About Your Toddler
Watching nature shows on television, one can’t help but marvel at the level of independence of many critters born in the wild. For example, within a few hours, baby giraffes are taking their first steps, baby turtles are swimming out to sea, and tiny birds are contemplating their first (big) steps out of the nest. Human babies, on the other hand, are completely and utterly helpless. For a while, that is, until they earn their sea legs when they become toddlers. From that moment on, be p ... [Read More]
