Stool withholding: How to stop your child from withholding stool
Stool withholding is a behavioral problem that can be solved properly without much pain and anxiety for both parents and the child when understood properly.
Stool withholding is a behavioral problem that can be solved properly without much pain and anxiety for both parents and the child when understood properly.
This is one of the intensive training methods that involves blocking atleast 6-8 hours of time in a single day by a single person, preferrably the mother to train the child in one go.
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on whatsapp Share on email Share on mix Potty training can be a herculean task on its own and add the distraction and attention span of a 2 year old it can start to feel like an impossible task. This is where …
Brazelton’s ‘child oriented’ toilet training method focuses on gradual training of a child and is largely based on principles of gentle parenting. This is the basis for many parental guides and highly favoured by pediatricians and medical authorities like AAP.
Pre-Potty training is a preparatory phase that lays the foundation for efficient potty training. This is the phase that you prepare yourself and your child for the events to come by providing them the right tools.
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on whatsapp Share on email Share on mix Toilet training is an exciting skill that a toddler can be taught. However many parents wonder when they should start the training process. Although the right age to start toilet training is ‘around’ …
Children are more likely to contract COVID-19 as they play outside with other children who might be carriers without any symptoms, and it might also be due to the fact that children are less likely to follow stringent preventive measures like social distancing, wearing a mask, washing their hands, etc, especially while playing outside. This is especially true when not under the supervision of adults
As part of the preparation for COVID-19 especially in children, I have put together an emergency medical kit that can come in handy especially if your child were to ever suffer from this infection. Do keep in mind that this kit is especially assembled for COVID-19 infection.
Our best strategy would be to be prepared for the worst while hoping for the best. The first step in protecting our children is ensuring they are wearing a mask when they are in contact with people other than family members, whether it’s playgroups or school.
The last thing you want to see is your newborn’s eyes tearing up. Many newborns and infants experience watering of eyes or mucus discharge from both or either eye. While the most common instinct of a mother is that of an eye infection, most frequently it is a blocked tear duct also known as the nasolacrimal duct.