There is a stigma that only lonely or socially-impaired children play with imaginary friends. Studies have proven this to be untrue. In fact, many children develop imaginary friends. It is a completely normal stage of development. Many psychological benefits are linked to a child creating an imaginary friend. Imaginary friends can be any entity that…
DetailsIf you’ve ever raised a child, you know that there is a selfish stage. During this stage what’s theirs is theirs, what’s yours is theirs, and what’s not theirs is also theirs. Not wanting to share is completely natural. In fact, younger children haven’t fully developed the concept of object permanence, so they may assume…
DetailsWhether it’s preschool or kindergarten, any gathering of children will increase the chances of illness. A child’s immune system is underdeveloped, which makes them more vulnerable to catching illnesses. The increase of germs leads to an increase of illness. Here are 4 tips for helping your child prevent illness. 1. Keep Immunizations Up to Date…
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