Preschoolers 25 months - one month after their second birthday with new developments in both behavior and cognition. Your child will always be around you, likes to chat and attract attention. Therefore, parents should care, love and help preschoolers explore the world around them.

Sleep is an essential foundation for a child's mental and physical health. The American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that sleep problems affect 25% to 50% of children and 40% of adolescents.

Every stage of child development involves a number of changes that parents need to understand in order to respond appropriately. No exception, preschoolers aged 27-28 months will also continue to develop a number of new skills in terms of communication, emotions and physicality.

By their third birthday, preschoolers should be able to dress themselves, draw a line, and balance on one leg for at least 1 second. I even know how to prepare my own breakfast cereal. Playfulness at this age is the beginning of an active life in the future.

Children learn best through play, says Gaye Grunlond, an educational consultant and author of Developmentally Appropriate Play: Guiding Young Children to a Higher Level. But that doesn't mean you need to buy expensive or large toys. There are plenty of simple games and activities that help develop your child's brain without spending a fortune.

To perfect reading skills, children need to have a relatively rich vocabulary. Therefore, parents should be proactive in developing their children's vocabulary from an early age. This plays an extremely important role in other reading comprehension skills.

How children read, in fact each child learns to read at his or her own pace. Learning to read in simple steps can help strengthen your child's developing reading skills and instill an appreciation for books from an early age.

31-month-old preschoolers have many changes in their physical appearance, growing rapidly and strongly in height. Their motor skills are also improving, they can jump up and lift their feet off the ground. They can talk more with a rich vocabulary, and like to ask questions.

Reading and writing are two basic skills that are essential for children to learn. However, many parents often focus more on teaching their children to read than to write. Especially when children are surrounded by technological devices, how to arouse their children's love for writing is becoming a challenge for many parents.

The safety of children when communicating and meeting strangers is always one of the top concerns of many parents. Although worried about their children's safety, not all parents know how to convey appropriate, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-remember information to their children. So what should children do when they meet strangers? Parents, please find out the detailed instructions below.