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Spotting a left-handed child
By Babyexpert.com on 15/07/2007 15:18:00
When will you know whether your child will be right- or left-handed?

, be supportive of your child.'Most children want to fit in, and because left-handers are in a minority, it can be difficult for them, so make sure they know how special they are.'Remember that left-handers are at an advantage in many sports. Left-handed fencers

A handy hint
By Babyexpert.com on 07/04/2006 13:53:00
Your child’s character is developing before your eyes. Now he’s on the move and starting to talk, clues will emerge as to his future personality.

be difficult, so make sure he knows that he is special.'Left-handed children's scissors cost £3.75, from www.anythingleft-handed.co.ukNow that your toddler's social skills a re developing quickly, encourage him to make friends with others.DO ask children

You’re my hero
By Babyexpert.com on 11/04/2006 16:34:00
Look out, here comes your very own Superman

Your child probably loves playing superhero games. You may worry that imitating fearless heroes will lead to risk-taking, but this role-play can aid his development.‘It will help your child to explore the difference between fantasy and reality

Teaching your toddler to talk
By Babyexpert.com on 17/05/2011 06:30:00
how to help teach your baby or toddler to talk

is developing rapidly at this time. At the end of year one some toddlers may be adding several new words every day and at around 18 months old they may be trying out two word combinations such as ‘Mummy look’ or ‘Daddy gone’. By the age of two language skills

What to do if your toddler isn't talking
By Babyexpert.com on 17/05/2011 07:00:00
Help and advice if you are worried about your toddler not talking

of professionals specially selected from all areas of pregnancy and child development fields, as well as family wellbeing, to help provide media and general public with the latest advice and information to aid baby, as well as parents, during the crucial pre

Can Amy play, too?
By Babyexpert.com on 11/04/2006 16:06:00
It’s great to see their imagination running riot

she’s eaten or slept. She’s refusing to put on the smart dress and shoes you’ve picked out for a special occasion. She hasn’t got the words to explain to you what she wants, or she doesn’t understand what you’re saying. Find out what she doesn

She doesn’t want to go to nursery
By Babyexpert.com on 19/04/2006 15:56:00
Get your child through the nursery doors with a smile on her face, instead of tears.

to leave you this scarf. I need it when I come back. Can you keep it on your peg for me and look after it?" A lot of toddler anxiety is based around Mummy returning, but by leaving a reassuring article, you are reinforcing the fact that you are coming back

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