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16 Months Boy

August 26, 2026 By Diane Constantine 1 Comment

Key Thought

Knowing he belongs to a family and community is a key concept for your toddler to learn. Provide lots of opportunities for him to have special people in his life, those who are delighted to spend time with him.

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14 Months Boy

August 26, 2026 By Diane Constantine Leave a Comment

Key Thought

My mother’s guiding principle about childrearing was, “I want to raise children other people enjoy.” Other people do not enjoy a child who is out of control. While he is learning independence, it is our goal to teach him self-control. This is when that process begins.

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13 Months Boy

August 26, 2026 By Diane Constantine Leave a Comment

Key Thought

Your toddler has a good sense of humor now and he loves slapstick comedy. He will belly laugh at the absurd, like putting a diaper on your head or using a banana as a comb. Try humor to diffuse tense moments. Don’t allow yourself to start yelling. Instead make a joke you and your toddler can laugh at.

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1 Year Boy

August 26, 2026 By Diane Constantine Leave a Comment

Key Thought

As your baby takes his first steps, he officially becomes a toddler. If you try to keep your home primarily nice for adults, you will spend a lot of time restraining your toddler and redirection his attention. It is much better to make your home safe and available for his explorations for some time to come.

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11 Months Boy

August 26, 2026 By Diane Constantine Leave a Comment

Key Thought

To help your baby learn as much vocabulary as possible, talk about everything you are doing. Carry on a continuous conversation with your little one. You are laying foundation for his learning for the rest of his life.

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