According to a new book, singing a lullaby along with a soothing massage can calm your squirming toddler to sleep!!
Texas Tech University child development researcher Sybil Hart have suggested 12 massage techniques that target specific parts of the body, including the feet, hands and shoulders.
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Research has shown that massages can help ease pain and anxiety in children and improve their cognitive performance - the trick is coaxing a bundle of restless feet and fleeting attention into sitting still long enough to receive one.
"How do you sit an active, rambunctious 2-year-old down and give them a massage?" asked Hart, a professor of human development and family studies.
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American infants are avid television viewers, so much so that almost one in five babies’ rooms sport a television set.
American infants are avid television viewers, so much so that almost one in five babies’ rooms sport a television set.
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