Language delay

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When children have unusual difficulties with speaking and/or understanding, it might be language delay. If you think your child might have a language delay, see your doctor, nurse, your child’s teacher or a speech pathologist. Support for children with language delay might include special group programs, pictures and books.
When children have unusual difficulties with speaking and/or understanding, it might be language delay. If you think your child might have a language delay, see your doctor, nurse, your child’s teacher or a speech pathologist. Support for children with language delay might include special group programs, pictures and books.

Language development in children: 0-8 years

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Language development in children is amazing, and it is a development that many parents really look forward to. The secret to helping children learn language is very simple: talk together very often and listen very often.
Language development in children is amazing, and it is a development that many parents really look forward to. The secret to helping children learn language is very simple: talk together very often and listen very often.

Language development: 3-12 months

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Between the ages of three months and one year, there is a lot happening with baby language development. You can expect your child to coo and laugh, play with sounds, babble and begin to communicate with gestures.
Between the ages of three months and one year, there is a lot happening with baby language development. You can expect your child to coo and laugh, play with sounds, babble and begin to communicate with gestures.

Fear of bathing

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"Newborn babies sometimes don't like to bathe. Slightly older children may be afraid of bathing. It is, therefore, important that the newborn is introduced to bathing slowly, gently, as an opportunity to enjoy and relax. Play, let the water caress the baby's body, allow the baby to feel those light touches of water and the ripples that form as you slowly bubble the water around the baby. Offer a variety of games to relax, enjoy with your baby and encourage pleasant feelings. Always be careful and carefully monitor how your baby behaves and plays while bathing. "

"Newborn babies sometimes don't like to bathe. Slightly older children may be afraid of bathing. It is, therefore, important that the newborn is introduced to bathing slowly, gently, as an opportunity to enjoy and relax. Play, let the water caress the baby's body, allow the baby to feel those light touches of water and the ripples that form as you slowly bubble the water around the baby. Offer a variety of games to relax, enjoy with your baby and encourage pleasant feelings. Always be careful and carefully monitor how your baby behaves and plays while bathing. "

Bathing the baby while holding him/her over your arm

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It is best to bathe newborn babies while holding them over your arm until the umbilical stump falls off and the umbilical wound heals, usually during the first month.

It is best to bathe newborn babies while holding them over your arm until the umbilical stump falls off and the umbilical wound heals, usually during the first month.

Umbilical care

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The baby belly button is what’s left of the umbilical cord after birth. Before birth this cord channels nutrients and oxygen from mother to baby in the womb. When the cord is cut at birth, a small stump is left attached to baby’s tummy.
The baby belly button is what’s left of the umbilical cord after birth. Before birth this cord channels nutrients and oxygen from mother to baby in the womb. When the cord is cut at birth, a small stump is left attached to baby’s tummy.

How to clean a baby's nose

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Newborn babies' parents are worried because babies often sneeze and have a little mucus in their noses. Although it is normal at that age, there are situations when the nose must be rinsed

Newborn babies' parents are worried because babies often sneeze and have a little mucus in their noses. Although it is normal at that age, there are situations when the nose must be rinsed
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