#healthydevelopment

[dualisticunity]

Parenting, Ego Development, and the Phase We All Had to Live Through - Dualistic Unity

Maybe the goal of parenting isn’t avoiding ego—but helping children outgrow it without shame. https://dualisticunity.com/parenting-ego-development-and-the-phase-we-all-had-to-live-through/

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Helping Kids Grow With Healthy Feet

Children’s feet develop rapidly, and proper alignment is essential for balance and posture. Connecticut pediatric foot care focuses on growth tracking, flat feet, toes, gait issues, and more. Early evaluations ensure confident steps as they grow.

[sensoryplayforkids]

Sensory Mats for Happy & Healthy Babies | sensory mat for babies -Lattooland

Turn playtime into a sensory adventure! Our sensory mats feature 8 unique textures that support brain development, motor skills, and creativity for your baby. Safe, fun, and educational!

[technetzz]

Why Developers Need a Healthy Lifestyle

Discover why a healthy lifestyle is vital for developers. Learn how to combat sedentary job risks and boost well-being with simple daily hab

Developers spend hours coding, but health matters too! 💻⚡ A balanced lifestyle boosts focus, energy & productivity. Stay active, eat well, and rest smart. Your code is only as strong as you are!

[step-by-step-health]

The Curious Case of In-Toeing: Understanding Your Child’s Feet Turning In

Every parent would be worried when they realize that their child has in-toeing condition, this is a condition that points the feet in. There are frequently seen developmental disorders and this condition is also known as “pigeon-toeing” and this condition also fades away gradually in childhood but it is crucial to know about them. In-toeing may stem from several factors, such as: 1.Internal Tibial Torsion: Twisting of the shinbone, often from the baby’s position in the womb. 2.Femoral Anteversion: Inward rotation of the thigh bone, noticeable as toddlers begin to walk. 3.Metatarsus Adductus: Inward positioning of the front part of the foot, common at birth. If your child’s in-toeing affects their ability to walk or causes discomfort, consult a podiatrist. Early diagnosis ensures the right care, from simple observation to physical therapy or orthotics.

Visit: In Toeing child feet turning in

[healthwellnessandbeauty]

How Much Sleep Does Your Child Need?

If you ever wonder how much sleep your child needs, you are like most parents. We have some guidelines about what is recommended and normal for children.

[two01basketball]

@refone10 doing #squatingsandbagtosses #sandbag #healthyliving #NYSCFIT #grindseason #healthydevelopment (at New York Sports Club)