Entering childhood (6-10 years old) and adolescence (10-19 years old) is an important and new period in a child's life. Therefore, parents need to pay special attention to the psychological characteristics of children at this stage.

Each stage of a child's development has different psychological characteristics. Below are the psychological characteristics of children aged 1 to 6 years old.

Asphyxiation caused by foreign objects or food can cause unpredictable complications, even death in young children. Proper treatment when a child is choking will help the child quickly escape the dangerous situation.

During the first days of school, children often encounter many obstacles due to changes in school, teachers, friends, and eating and sleeping habits that are very different from those at home. One of the problems that most parents worry about is that their children get sick when they first go to school. That means parents should prepare ways to prevent diseases during the back-to-school season for their children.

For 6-year-old children, a general health check-up is extremely necessary to ensure that children are always healthy and develop best, thereby preventing and detecting early potential diseases in children. The health check-up list for 6-year-old children will include many different contents, focusing mainly on issues of weight, memory or vaccination in children.

The period from age 6 to 8 is one of major cognitive changes for children. Children begin to make the transition from preschool to adolescence, from a life dominated by fantasy to one that begins to be dominated by logic and reason. Children begin to see themselves as more autonomous individuals, capable of basic independent problem solving. As they begin to recognize the “right” way of doing things, they invest more time and energy in getting things done the way they are expected to. However, like preschoolers, they continue to prefer structured activities over adventurous ones, and they continue to need consistent direction from adults. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you better understand the social, cognitive, and physical developmental milestones of 6-8 year olds.

Self-awareness is an important skill for children with learning and thinking differences. Children who are self-aware know their strengths and weaknesses. This means they know what they are good at and what they need to improve in order to succeed. A child with a self-awareness problem might admit that they need extra time to study during the week when they have a spelling test at the end of the week. Developing self-awareness in school can help your child succeed in school. It can also help your child learn to express his or her needs when he or she is older. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you learn how to teach self-esteem to your school-age child.

The age from 0 to 6 is considered the golden period for children when they have remarkable developments in both cognition and daily activities. Understanding the development of children at each age will help parents accompany and have better ways to raise their children.