The child learns to understand that she is an individual in her own right.She expands her horizons and shows a great degree of maturity through simple gestures.
Developing her individuality
The child slowly begins to understand
that she is an individual in her own right, as opposed to being an extension
of you. She will expand her horizons, realizing that she is not the focal
point of the universe.
Signs of early maturity
She will learn to put others first,
displaying spontaneous acts of generosity and unselfishness. She will become
more sensitive to the feelings of others, exhibiting sympathy and concern.
She will move on from mere imitation to learning through "identification."
She will understand the meaning of putting herself in the other person's
shoes.
Name:
pati
Country: United Kingdom
very intresting.
haven't got milestone in each development areas.like they have in other sites.
Name:
Tanvi Vivek Sonkusare
Country: india
tanvi is 2 and half years old, she is going for tution from 1st of june 2005. her date of birth is 05.10.2002. in tution class she is going to write a b c d to z. now my question is can i allow to teacher for writing my daughter to write a b c d because my dauther is very small, i think she is not able to write anythink, can we allow to write any
Name:
brit
Country: usa
although british, i live in the usa. very interesting web site. i do have a comment though re: mastubation. my son is estranged from his daughter's mother. they do however share parenting. according to her mother, my grand-daughter started mastubating (my son and i had never seen her do this). the child's mother immediately got in touch with cps (child protective services) and my son did not see his daughter for over three months. incidentally, the charges were dismissed as unfounded.
it's good to see that your country realizes when a child mastubates, it doesn't automatically mean that the child has been molested.
i sign this, an angry grandmother.
Name:
Aditi Verma
Country: india
my parenting,
its been a long time since i accessed your site. it is so good to be a subscriber of your website. as of now, i am dealing with a problem that is common in most of the kids. i am a parent of a three and a half year old daughter. her name is tanishi(bulbul). she is a brilliant kid. if i say she is well versed in most of the rhymes, can operate computer on her own(from booting to shut it down), sounds made by various kinds of animals, name of the months, name of the weekdays, her observation is also profound , extracting the exact medicine to be given to her grandmother, etc. now these are the traits that are common in any toddler that we can come in contact with (well, its all due to the exposure that they have). we try to relate her to everything that the children of her age should know. in spite of everything she is a very shy child- shy to the extent of being timid. she is very jovial in the homely atmosphere, even outgoing, but when it comes to interacting with a stranger or any newcomer she becomes very reticent. how can we as her parents help her overcome this timid ness? is it reflective of any flaw in the mannerism that we are bringing her up in? she chews her nails a lot. how can i help her in abandoning this habit? please let me know your views regarding my concerns.
thank you,
aditi.
Name:
paru
Country: India
its very good.my 2year old son is feared with fire or pataka wht should i do plz help
Name:
Amrit
Country: india
by what age do children start understanding their individualiy?
Name:
Sahil
Country: India
is masturbating a sin in hinduism?
