Parenting Tips and Guide Info

Talking together about tolerance and give examples of behavior will help children appreciate the meaning of the difference. Give opportunities for children to play and work together with other friends.

Children usually learn from what they have been seen and heard from parents and the people around them. Behavior of parents who respect others will emulate their children, because parents often show tolerance attitude every day will have a considerable influence on the children so they will be more appreciative of differences, too. (continue reading…)

Baby gymnastics not only help the motor development, also made him more confident in the future. But, be careful, the wrong gymnastic movements endanger the development of child. In order for your child grow into a child’s lively and active, practice it as a baby. Through sports, children are trained to move his limbs so that the bone joints and muscles become stronger. (continue reading…)

A child occasionally spoke haltingly pronouncing words. But dysfluency ( disturbance of speech ) would be a problem for children if it makes it difficult to communicate and attract people’s attention, making the child becomes frustrated or embarrassed.

Disturbance of speech to the child happened because of problems with the process of interaction that the message delivery process from brain to the muscles or body parts working in speech, as quoted from Kidshealth, Tuesday (1/9/2009). (continue reading…)

Infant and child brain growth and development is one of critical period in development process. Infant and child brain is an organ that is still growing and growing. Infant and child’s brain will grow into big, bigger, and still growing from the original immature brain into the mature brain. The period for 2 weeks after conception (pre-embryos), egg cell division occurs. While at 2-8 weeks of gestation referred to as the embryo. (continue reading…)

Various research and studies have found no evidence that MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella ) vaccine could cause autism. Final population based study in North London has been published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ 2002; 324:393-396). 473 people with symptoms of autism born between 1979 and 1998 have been examined. (continue reading…)