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Childcare is a viable choice for many working parents, but many mothers experience mommy-guilt as a result of leaving their children, as well as the occasional judgment of others. However, since childcare is a necessity for many parents, we take a look at some of the positive aspects of sending your child to childcare. 1.

The same standards apply to children’s nutrition as they do to adults’ nutrition. Vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, protein, and fat are all important nutrients for everyone. At different ages, children, on the other hand, need different quantities of specific nutrients. Getting children to eat nutritious foods can feel like an uphill battle at times. The greater

In the first five years of life, children grow and develop rapidly in four major areas. Motor, language, communication, cognitive, and social/emotional are the five domains. The way children think, explore, and find things out is referred to as cognitive growth. It is the growth of intelligence, skills, problem-solving abilities, and dispositions that assist children