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Biting is common at this age and usually passes. Every child develops at their own pace. Stay calm, firmly say “we don't bite,” and offer a toy instead. If it continues, talk to your pediatrician.
Language is where Maria needs you most right now — her assessment scored 40% there — so the biting is likely her way of saying something she doesn't have words for yet. Instead of just “no biting,” name the feeling for her: “You got upset because you wanted the toy.” Tomorrow I'll send you a 2-minute game to build on it.
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A free 5-minute assessment maps 6 developmental domains (based on Denver II). That's how the AI gets to know your child — not children in general.
Biting, sleep, tantrums at the store. Every answer cites what's specific to your child — their domains, their age, their history.
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It's best to drop the pacifier by age 3 to avoid dental effects. Do it gradually and with plenty of reassurance.
Théo is very strong in social-emotional skills, but speech is where he needs you most — the pacifier may be competing with his babbling. Try trading it for face-to-face talking moments. I'll send you a script today.
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Tantrums are normal at this age. Keep a consistent routine and clear limits at bedtime.
Alice is in a gross-motor growth spurt (her assessment showed 88%) — right now her body wants to move and resists winding down. Burn that energy 40 minutes earlier with the activity I suggested on Tuesday.
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In the first years of life, the brain forms more than a million new connections per second — the fastest pace it will ever reach. Every game, every word, every cuddle becomes structure. It's not about doing everything perfectly, or rushing. It's about seeing the best window the two of you will ever have — while it's open.
Source: Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University.
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