13 parenting resolutions for the new year

13 parenting resolutions for the new year
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Preschooler Bulletin Tuesday, December 29, 2009     Top Story Check out the heartwarming ways that parents plan to improve in 2010 13 parenting resolutions for the new year Staying in? Check out BC's virtual party. Find out which celeb mom you're most like Poll: What's your New Year's resolution?   In the News Gene discovery sheds light on children's asthma U.S. births reach record high Can video games boost thinking skills? Mom's job may be related to birth defect odds More news From Our Sponsors Plan your child's menus Connect with other parents whose child is the same age as yours BabyCenter's mom-rated recipes that kids will love Find fun seasonal crafts for kids Bring on the Blogs Babes' Blog: My husband's Swedish ex-girlfriend and guns under the tree Momformation: Very Violet: Nothing for Christmas and making a resolution stick Famebaby: Strangers host Duggar clan for Christmas and best celeb pics of '09 Celebrity Baby Blog: Jackass star's baby name and the Facinelli five's merry morn			Barf Before Xmas Stockings hung, family's here, and my daughter upchucks far and near Party Like It's 2009 Put on a party hat Grab a melodic tambourine Sing a New Year's Eve song See more activities! Popular Areas Development calendar Food & recipes Symptom guide Is it normal? News Tools & Fun Kids' activities Family horoscopes Height predictor Birthday time machine Vaccine scheduler Recall finder PhonyPhone app

Hot in Our Community Fave photos: Being this beautiful is exhausting, and give peace a chance Popular talks: Post-holiday fitness plans and when to tell older siblings about a new pregnancy Other picks: Thank-you etiquette for awful gifts, and have you ever been on TV? Everyday Fun Start the new year right: Make a 2010 memory art book From adorable to disastrous – send us your prize-worthy holiday pics Delicious New Year's Day breakfasts, including hole in one, MumMums, and banana-vanilla French toast Newsletter continues below   ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT   Share & Compare Poll: What is your child's biggest school struggle? Burning Question: Where would you rather live – in the city or the suburbs? For Your 2-Year-Old Find out which self-care skills your child will be practicing Learn what independence milestones you can expect at age 2 Poll: When did your 2-year-old learn to stand on one foot? Ask the Experts: How do I get my 2-year-old to sit down in his chair and eat?

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Your 2-Year-Old: Why Preschoolers Lie

		Your child is 2 years old.   Wrong age?

		Hello from BabyCenter! Why Preschoolers Lie   Your maturing preschooler probably gives you plenty of reason to feel proud: when he remembers to say "thank you," for example, or gives you an empathetic hug if he sees you're sad. So you may be thrown for a loop the first time your child tells a bald-faced lie. It's not deviance. An active imagination and a tendency to forget what happened ten minutes ago explain away most lying in this age group. Read more about your 2-year-old » Quick Clicks   • Have a defiant child on your hands? Discover what all that rebellion really means.   • What to look for in a children's swim class   • Teach your child how to count Look Who's Talking   Your child's vocabulary should be growing by leaps and bounds now. Discover ways to encourage your child to speak and how to know when to worry:   • Talking: What to expect from your 2-year-old   • Fun activities to nurture your child's speaking ability   • Help your child build a good vocabulary   • When to see a speech therapist Sponsor Links   Free ship with Tag Junior Create menus for your child BabyCenter recipe finder Seasonal crafts for all ages! • for your child Duck and goose feathers are used to make very warm blankets.   Share your own fun fact! »   Advertisement   Parent Tip   We just took our daughter to her first movie. Though it sounds like a crazy idea, we headed out at her naptime and it actually went really well. I brought her blankie, and she just sat on my lap and snuggled. I was amazed at how much of the movie she took in, too. — Allison Visit your child's birth club » Have a great week! Linda Murray Editor in Chief and a BabyCenter mom Advertisement
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