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‘Social smiles’ typically start around 8 weeks old, while laughter comes later — around 4 to 6 months
Most infants can roll from tummy to back by 6 months old — but remember, every child develops at their own pace
Tiny taste-testing is a way babies can explore their world, relieve aching gums and self-soothe
Swimming is an essential life skill — kids should start learning to swim by age 4
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Too much time in certain infant ‘containers’ can cause developmental delays and a flat spot on baby’s head
A quick wash with soap and hot water can keep the germs at bay
Appetite changes, social isolation, repetitive behaviors and more may indicate that your child is struggling
Start with a few minutes a day and work your way up to an hour or more to help your baby hit developmental milestones
Teaching kids how to share at the appropriate age can help them develop social skills and manage their emotions
Practicing mindfulness, building healthy relationships, establishing boundaries and seeking therapy can all help
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