Children under 2 years old have to say that they are lovable like an angel, but also "hard to stalk like a prince, a queen". The feeling of parents' feeling of nervousness and fluff in the child's 10-week crisis is not easy to overcome.
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The 2-year-old child has walked steadily, eating well by himself but still has not said clearly. Mother worry is absolutely right. Because at this developmental milestone there are 25 words, the phrase rhymes clearly.
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What do you need to do when your baby is "difficult to live"?
To go through the milestone in the most smooth way with your child, the only way is that parents learn to understand the baby, decode each message that they want to send through crying, annoying eyes or irritated eyes. mine.
After giving birth, parents not only have to face with health care problems for their babies, but also their developmental psychology is also a headache. The most annoying is the 10 weeks of crisis. The world calls it "Wonder Weeks", also known as Children's Development and Spirit Week, when babies become more difficult. All sleeping patterns will be disturbed until children practice and perfect new skills.
When a child is "difficult to live", the mother must be very calm to accompany her
Dr. Hetty van de Rijt and Dr. Frans Plooij, co-authors of the world-famous book "The Wonder Week" - Crisis Week said that no parents "escape" from these humid milestones of young. Two authors have summarized that these unpleasant stages of children are often associated with three words: Sticking, Cau crowing and Crying.
Crisis of age 2 is a phrase that the mother knows more than the rest of the milestones because the child's manifestations at this time are the most obvious. But did you admit that many times before, you felt crazy because your baby became sick. Like, sleeping soundly, suddenly waking up and crying, no matter how coaxed, and then sometimes I can not leave my parents ... The feeling is: "Am I doing anything wrong?".
Actually, parents are still doing their right role in taking care of and raising the baby. The way that children "oppose" is considered natural, marking the wonderful development of intelligence and motor ability.
10 milestones around this crisis babies often have symptoms:
Babies cry more at night , stick to mothers more
Anorexia, anorexia
Difficulty sleeping and often awake, not deep sleep
It is easy to become irritable, frustrated, and cry often
Want to be comforted and cuddled
Knowing what is the baby's "Wonder Week" milestone will help mothers to be proactive and "less stressful", reduce unnecessary worries when they see the baby crying often for unknown reasons.
The childbearing milestones need to be known by parents who are raising children under 2 years old
Mom notes that crisis weeks can move sooner or later according to the table above. It is important that the mother recognizes the baby's symptoms next to the milestones of developing the child's skills according to their age, or the skills they are practicing such as traction practice, crawling, standing practice ... and guess whether the child is falling Crisis week or not.
Usually the week of crisis will be based on the baby's due date. Babies born prematurely, mothers should calculate according to the expected birth date, not the date of birth.
The secret that many parents summarize after going through a difficult period consists of only 3 words: "Ignore the child". Why? Because this is a natural process that cannot be prevented, it can only be accompanied by. Children should be allowed to be free and comfortable in their own space because children have the right to cry, be disturbed.
After “Wonder Week” it will be “Sunny Week”. Just a few days and everything will return to original orbit. I will be good again, will eat and sleep evenly and stop clinging to my mother.
Some tips you can apply to spend 10 weeks with your baby:
Put your baby to bed 30-45 minutes earlier than usual
Reduce 1 naps if mom wants (applies to weeks 12 - 26 or 37 - 55 or 64)
Do not force your baby to eat
Caring for your baby more
When the baby is fussy and crying, the mother who is with the baby can comfort him a lot!
Week Skills can be achieved
5
The baby has changes in senses
Start looking at things more intently, feeling like you want to touch everything
Begins to smile and become more sensitive to the scent
8
Interested in toys, explore and observe parts of her body
Begins to make small growling sounds
twelfth
Babies stop eating and stay up late, but in return, they laugh more and like to hear sounds with different frequencies.
19
Know how to put your hands in the mouth to suck or hold to put all objects within reach of the mouth
Know how to look after mom or dad
26
Know how to hold, sit up, pull people
Skill in determining development gaps
Began to scream and laugh
37
Can understand some words, imitate others
Want to play the game and swing along with promotional music
forty six
Know how to answer short questions, point to the objects you want
Enjoys stacking things
55
Enjoys drawing, dressing or undressing
sixty four
Know how to joke, cherish, know how to flatter your mother
Getting married adult expressions and actions
75
Children will also begin to develop empathy and less selfishness
Better language skills
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