Preschoolers

Preschoolers hub with child development milestones, everyday care routines, nutrition guidance, safety tips, and signs needing evaluation.

Activities for a child with alalia: exercises and approaches

For a child with motor alalia—an expressive speech disorder—speech therapy sessions are aimed at activating speech function and are designed to teach the child to recognize sounds, reproduce them adequately, and use them for communication.

Hardening of preschoolers: principles, methods, and safety rules

Hardening is one of the oldest methods, but very effective.

Mutual understanding between parents and children: steps

Parents and children are often completely different, and quarrels often arise in families because one doesn't understand the other. How can mutual understanding be achieved between parents and children?

Sections for children: football for boys and gymnastics for girls, how to choose

Parents often don't know which sports club to enroll their child in. We'll tell you about two of the most popular: football and rhythmic gymnastics. The former is good for boys, the latter for girls.

How to teach a child to count: games and practice

Learning to count is a real achievement for children. Many parents wonder how to teach their child to count. There's a whole system that parents should follow to ensure the learning process is quick and enjoyable.

4-year-old child: development and speech

Your child is growing rapidly. Now they're 4 years old. Have you noticed that your 4-year-old is becoming increasingly independent and self-confident? If not, we wish you the same in the coming year. What should a 4-year-old be able to do?

3-year-old child: behavior and skills

Psychologists call the age of three and the next few years "the magical age"—partly because, as if by magic, your child has finally learned to listen to you, and partly because this is the time of your child's most rapid development. What should a child be able to do at age three?

Child's abilities: how to develop and support

Even if your child draws a cat instead of a horse, don't deprive them of the joy of creativity. To fully develop their abilities, they need to be encouraged to be creative. In this activity, the most important thing isn't the precision of the lines or the veracity of the image, but the child's joy in what they're creating: drawing, sculpting, knitting, or writing.

Relationships with children after divorce: 10 working steps

If you've recently divorced and your child is upset with you, misses you deeply, and then feels the parent will be living separately, your communication with your child may become strained. If estrangement does develop between you, there are several effective ways to fix it. Here's how to strengthen your relationship with your child.

A hot-tempered child: how should parents respond?

You'll be able to tell whether your child is hot-tempered when they're 2 to 2.5 years old. At this age, they begin to express their feelings and reactions verbally, that is, with words. At this point, it's crucial to help them understand which reactions are appropriate and which will be harmful to them and others. Why do children become hot-tempered, and what can you do about it?

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