🌱 Third graders experience a significant developmental shift towards the middle to end of the school year where they start to become more concerned with the opinions of their peers than of their parents and adults. This is a normal change, however, it can throw parents off since they’ll start emulate older kids very quickly. ✌🏻Here are two noticeable differences That might affect your interactions with your child when they go through this change: 1. They’ll start to become more verbal when the

The 3 stages of puppy development are so important, yet they are often overlooked.⁣ ⁣ I’ve posted this video before but I feel it’s important to show it again to remind everyone how important puppyhood is to raising a dog.⁣ ⁣ Puppies go through developmental stages similar to the way a baby/child goes through different stages of development.⁣ ⁣ The difference is a puppy moves through these stages much faster than a human baby does.⁣ ⁣ As you can see there are only a couple of months in each stag

This could be why your baby is restless⬇️ Newborns have two sleep stages until about 3-4 months. They spend up to 75% of their sleep time in active sleep. When they transition into active sleep it is very restless looking. They don’t experience sleep paralysis like we do in light sleep, so they wiggle, squirm, call out and look gassy actually. But… they are sleeping. Sometimes it wakes them and they need help falling back sleep. This is why newborns sleep better when they are held. They can tran