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Toddlers do so many adorable things: give you unexpected hugs, squeal with laughter and cuddle up when tired. But, as any parent can tell you, they also do some not-so-adorable things, they kick, scream…and bite.   Biting can be worrying and upsetting for parents — whether your child has bitten another person or has been bitten themselves. It’s a behaviour that often appears suddenly and can feel difficult to manage, but it is also a common phase for many young children.   Ou

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Routines may sound dull, but adding structure to your day can be incredibly beneficial — especially for young children. A clear, consistent routine helps your little one feel secure, independent, and ready to explore the world. In this updated guide, we’ll cover the benefits of routines, how to introduce them, tips for sticking to them, and simple examples you can try in 2026.   Why Routines Matter Routines give children a sense of certainty. When little ones know what to exp

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