Child s Play is Anything But - Child developmental experts have studied children at play for over a century. Their research shows that play is a child s most important work, a way of learning, growing, and understanding the world. A parent s involvement can make play a richer, stimulating, and more valuable activity for children. Body language is an important part to sending and receiving messages. Your delivery includes your tone of voice, timing and tempo.
Communication skills involve our ability to listen.
We were just to the doctor for a check up to make sure the infection is gone. The doctor wants to start weaning my son from his bottle at nine months. Our first-born is showing extreme jealousy towards the new baby. She's obviously mad at us for disrupting the predictable flow of her life with this new challenger for our attention. They took her, minutes after birth.