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Team AckoFeb 8, 2024
At this stage your child starts learning a variety of new things. He tends to observe so many things which you as a caretaker do as your day to day activity. Your child must be having lots of quest to clarify things with you in his own way.
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You need to give your full support to your child when they act on new things which other family member do in the family. Try to give more time to your child in their first two years, that’s where the little one needs you more in his course of action. First listen to your child, what he is asking you, and then give time to your child to understand what you are explaining to your child. Asking questions is a normal part of life, but try to resist asking one after the other. Try to keep some time each day when you can give your undivided attention to your child. Never hurry in your activity in front of your child. Tend to use more friendly words with your child, so that he will feel comfortable to spend time with you.
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