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The Village is comprised of Pause with Panda’s team of experts offering advice to insights on children’s development, emotional and mental health.
The Importance of Transitional Objects in Early Childhood
As a longtime educator of toddlers and twos and a doctoral student studying transitional phenomena and object relations, I have had the distinct pleasure and privilege to observe parents, teachers and caregivers dedicated to celebrating the presence of transitional objects in their early childhood classrooms.
Theory of Mind: Your Child’s Perspective-Taking Super Power
Imagine that you’re looking for a place to hide some cookies so they don’t get eaten by someone else. You sneak into the kitchen when no one is around, take
How to Create a Bedtime Routine
Routines can be a great way to build stability and consistency in your child’s life. Human beings are creatures of habit, and children are no exception! Routines help teach your
A Guide to a Child’s Developing Brain
From the time they’re born until they reach adulthood, a child’s brain goes through a lot of changes! As a parent, you may have questions about how your child’s brain
How to Teach Children to Self-Regulate and Calm Down
Teaching kindness and compassion in children can set them up for a lifetime of healthy self-esteem, satisfying relationships, and increased happiness. These skills are essential in their overall development- as social beings, we all need to learn how to share, listen, and be empathic to others.
How to Teach Children Kindness & Compassion
Teaching kindness and compassion in children can set them up for a lifetime of healthy self-esteem, satisfying relationships, and increased happiness. These skills are essential in their overall development- as social beings, we all need to learn how to share, listen, and be empathic to others.
3 Ways to Teach Your Child Patience
When you think about your child, what comes to mind? You might imagine their strong personality or unique temperament. You may think about their vivid imagination or special interests. But while you likely have many positive associations for your children, patience probably isn’t among them.