Finding out that your pre-schooler has hit another child, or bitten them.There’s a wide variation among children, but both behaviours are considered normal in very young children. Neither behaviour has anything to do with a child’s parenting (or gene pool).

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30.11.2022

Brushing Teeth | Lightbulb Learning Childcare

Brushing properly and regularly doesn’t just benefit our children while they are growing up; it sets the stage for a lifetime of great teeth, good oral hygiene, and easy dental check-ups.

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30.11.2022

Feeding Myself | Lightbulb Learning Childcare

Messy eating and playing with food is a normal part of a child’s development when they are learning to eat independently – and it’s a very important stage for a child. It’s not just because they are learning to feed themselves; they are learning some pretty important skills besides.

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30.11.2022

Swings – More Than Just Fun | Lightbulb Learning Childcare

As infants, children love to sway; as they get older, they need to move. Swings have been fulfilling these needs and delighting both children and infants, largely unchanged, for thousands of years.

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