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If you spend a lot of your time running around and keeping busy like toddlers do, it’s good to slow down sometimes and think.

Omg. This kid !!!

🌟 In our latest "Ditch the Labcoat" episode, Dr. Hasan Merali shares groundbreaking insights on how toddlers’ natural habits—like play, laughter, and positive self-talk—can enhance your adult life. Discover how to infuse your day with the creativity and resilience of a toddler!

Hi Grandfriends! I just love these types of intergenerational programs that bring together unrelated elderly people and young children. Many of these programs, unfortunately, were paused or canceled during the pandemic but it’s time to bring them back. In older adults, social

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My husband immediately took the trash out when I asked him to and my 3 year old said, ‘I’m so proud of you for listening.’ Seems like my job here is done.

Observing a young child tell a story is captivating. Like professional speakers they draw you in with eye contact, perfect use of rising-falling intonation, and of course, hand gestures! Look at this little one go! I came across this wonderful article by Bernard Kelvin Clive in

I’ll admit it. This isn’t the cutest baby video I’ve ever posted. But it might be one of the most important. So let’s talk for a moment about car seat safety. As you know I’m always on the lookout for videos that illustrate important aspects of child development. But today

Finally, a happy drone story! A toddler in Alto, WI chased a cat into a 100 acre cornfield and got lost. Police used a search and rescue drone to locate his thermal signature and he was rescued a few hours later😁 goodnewsnetwork.org/toddler-gone-m…

My 3 y/o told me a story where a ghost got a boo-boo and she didn’t even realize the fantastic pun she had just delivered

A few days ago, I wrote about how toddlers are the best storytellers with professional public speaking moves like using big hand gestures. Another thing they clearly excel at, and something we can learn from, is their ability to generate the most appropriate facial expression

Hasan Merali, MD And I love, love their spontaneity. We adults have so much to learn from our wee ones.

Funniest thing I have read in a long time. "Passive Aggressive Work Emails With My Toddler About Dinner" "Send my apologies to bath!" 😂😂😂 Thank you Bess Kalb! cupofjo.com/2024/08/12/pas…

What can we learn from toddlers? A topic discussed by Dr. Mark Bonta, MD, FRCPC and Hasan Merali, MD in the podcast "Ditch the Labcoat" After listening to the podcast episode, I created three visuals as key takeaways to help remember the valuable lessons discussed.🧵

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