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

Separation anxiety is a syndrome that many children encounter while growing up, manifested in the condition of the child always clinging to parents everywhere, fearing strangers and strange places. Children with this syndrome are easily stressed and hinder normal activities such as going to school or playing with friends,...

If children's psychological problems are detected early, they can help limit future obstacles, but many parents do not know exactly when to take their children to see a psychologist.

At 34 months old, mothers need to prepare their children for school. This is the most memorable day in their children's lives, but it also takes a lot of tears to overcome. In addition, mothers need to pay attention to eliminating or minimizing health risks in the house as well as always building a house filled with laughter and positive thinking for their children.

During the first months of life, your baby's body is gradually developing more completely both physically and mentally. This is also the time when your baby begins to enjoy exploring the world around him. This inadvertently increases the risk of injury to your baby, so parents should pay special attention when caring for their baby at this age.

It’s great that your baby is turning three this month – a new age with lots of exciting things to look forward to for him and his family. When he starts school, he’ll be more likely to get colds and ear infections. Help him develop good hygiene habits. This is also the time when your baby is independent enough to treat himself to a sleepover with friends.

Kindergarten is a child’s first school. Some children find it an exciting experience, but others feel shy, timid, or even afraid of going to school, showing signs such as not participating in group activities or playing quietly alone. So how can you help a shy child become more active and happy when going to school?

Many children love to play with toys that are means of transportation such as cars, trains, planes... With a toy car, how many ways do you think you and your child can play? And with this car, how many skills can your child learn?

A child's fear of abandonment often stems from one or more past events of loss, such as the death of a parent or the separation or divorce of the parents. How will an abandoned child manifest?

Children often love toys that make sounds, not only do they excite them through fun music but they also make them curious, wanting to learn and explore. Autistic children are no exception, however each child will have different expressions.

Moving to music is one of the musical activities that brings many meanings and benefits to autistic children. It not only helps children develop imitation and gross motor skills, but also brings effectiveness in the development of social interaction skills. While some children love music, always show excitement and joy when listening and dancing to the rhythm of music, some children need music as a motivation for them to do physical exercises.