Pacifier
Non-nutritive sucking device that can soothe and comfort infants. (baby soothing, oral needs, pacifier safety)
Parallel Play
Play alongside another child without interacting directly, common in early stages of social development. (social skills development, independent play, peer interaction)
Parallel Play to Cooperative Play
Transition from playing side-by-side to collaborating and sharing with other children. (social skills progression, imagination, problem-solving)
Peer Relationships
Interactions with other children of similar age, fostering social skills, empathy, and conflict resolution.
Pelvic Floor Muscles
Group of muscles supporting the bladder, uterus, and rectum, important for pregnancy and childbirth. (kegel exercises, postpartum recovery, urinary incontinence prevention)
Perineal Massage
Stretching exercises for the perineum to prepare for childbirth and reduce tearing. (birth preparation, natural pain relief, perineal care)
Play Dates
Planned social interactions between toddlers, fostering social skills and friendships. (social development opportunities, peer interaction, early socialization)
Play-Based Learning
Learning through active play experiences that engage toddlers' curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills. (open-ended play materials, hands-on activities, child-led exploration)
Playful Interaction
Engaging with toddlers through games, songs, and silly voices strengthens the parent-child bond and builds social skills. (quality time, positive interactions, responsive communication)