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Symptoms

 Has itchy nose and runny secretions was very liquid and may be congested, but there is no fever;

Has itching, tearing and redness of the eyes;

Sneezes and coughs a lot, perhaps;

May have symptoms of asthma.

Consult the doctor if you think your child is suffering from seasonal allergies. Diagnosis and early treatment can help prevent complications. Read the rest of this entry »

Features of language development in children from 1 to 5 years

Based on the tried and learned in the first year of life moves boldly speech acquisition.

1 to 2 years:

• Speak words by combining sounds of language (language) recognizable by the adult, considerably expanding their vocabulary.
• Use a word with the intention to communicate broader messages. For example, says “daddy” to express: there’s Daddy, where’s Daddy, I want to go with Dad.
• Try to reproduce words you hear in their environment sociolinguistic.
• Participate in verbal interaction: listen when spoken to and responds using the resources you have. Use gestures and intonations differ according to interrogate, request, order, complain, etc. ..
• Understand and recognize names of people, objects, references to actions, situations and familiar places, parts of the body, questions with words what? or where?. Read the rest of this entry »

With the help of his senses (sight, the ear , the touch , the smell and taste ) that the child discovers the world and carries out basic skills that will enable it to develop.

From birth, the child already has a range of basic sensory abilities that will develop throughout childhood.

In the meantime, the exponential growth of his brain , his nervous system and its perceptual system will allow it to become fluent and more confident sense of its finest. Read the rest of this entry »

Long before he could speak, your baby is trying to communicate needs, desires and emotions using signals.

Babies learn to communicate in many ways before he could talk. Thus, a few months, your baby makes different types of crying , cooing to and facial expressions to see your reaction and that of those around him. He quickly learns to exploit the cries and movements that bring him the satisfaction he seeks.

Knowing that he is able to get what he wants to help gain a greater appreciation of him and fed his desire to go further, to discover things. When your baby makes sounds, repeat them after him and add some of your own.
Meet the needs of her child, this is not the spoil. The need for human contact is innate. Meeting the needs of your baby, you get to know him better and you give him the opportunity to know you better, and above all, you tell him he can count on you. Read the rest of this entry »

Around 12 months

When your baby reaches one year, beginning an exciting time for you two: not only is extremely curious about the world, but it also focuses heavily on you.  Read the rest of this entry »

At birth, a child is about 50 cm, then it will grow a lot the first and second years.
Later, during adolescence, growth will accelerate sharply for a few months. It is important to follow the gain in size and weight of a child, thanks to the growth curves of the health record.
At each medical consultation, it is important that the child is weighed and measured. This does not make these measurements also at home from time to time. Read the rest of this entry »

In recent years, the child acquires and refines many of his faculties. Here is a short summary schedule of major acquisitions and the child’s progress. However, there is only information that can vary from child to child.

In a year and a half

It weighs an average of 11 pounds and measures about 80 cm. This means that since the birth weight was multiplied by four, and won 30 cm! Between 12 and 18 months, he made much progress engine, but be careful, children are all different. If children walk early before 12 months, other markets much later to 18-20 months.

Here are some benchmarks to better know where your child can be located: walking becomes more and more confident after a year and a half the child is, may even know how to walk backwards, pat on the balloon rises to four feet on the stairs. It is therefore necessary to secure the house by adopting rules for the prevention of domestic accidents. Read the rest of this entry »

The first words are, as the first step, a symbolic step in the development of the child. You wait with impatience, and hope they will be for … If the first sounds come from the mouth of the child in time, it will not until the end of the first year that the beginnings of language began.  Read the rest of this entry »

Monitoring of height, weight and head circumference provides a good indication of the health of the baby and its vitality in the first year. Often, the growth of a child with health problems or power, is slowed down.

At each visit, the doctor measures and weighs the baby. The results are then plotted on the curves indicated in the health record. These curves are used to verify if the child is in the middle, often evidenced by a colored area. However, no inquietude if the child is not located exactly in the middle type, each baby’s growth rate. The most important is the regularity of the curve, that is to say its progression. For example, a weight that is stagnating, reducing weight, or a sharp slowdown in the curve of size, is not normal. Read the rest of this entry »

The first steps of a child, as hesitant as they are, are a big step towards independence. The child will work on average around 12 months and some will succeed to 9-10 months, others not until 15 or even to 20 months. In addition, it will take some months to acquire a truly functional work.

A long process

The acquisition of walking is the result of a slow process started from birth. The child needs to develop its skeleton, muscle gain sufficient knowledge to coordinate its muscles, develop a sense of balance … This motor development and neurological converges to a single purpose, programmed in every human being, standing. Read the rest of this entry »