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Early development, 10 months–3 years
Developmental Milestones 10 months–3 years — Čuvarak, Belgrade
A practical, educational guide for parents on what to watch in movement, play/problem-solving, communication and social-emotional skills from 10 months to 3 years. From an educator’s perspective.
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How to Encourage Safe Walking for Babies and Toddlers — Čuvarak
A calm, practical guide from Čuvarak on supporting early walking without pressure or risky devices. By Anastasija Martinović (educational resource).
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Is my 1–3‑year‑old talking enough? A practical parent guide
Everyday, practical steps to notice and support early speech and communication in children around 1–3 years, plus clear guidance on when to ask a professional for assessment.
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Does bilingual upbringing slow speech?
A practical guide from Čuvarak for families on telling typical bilingual development apart from real communication concerns. Author: Anastasija Martinović.
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How to calm tantrums in 1–3 year olds — Čuvarak practical tips
Developmentally appropriate, nonviolent steps parents can use to set limits and help toddlers calm down in the moment.
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How much sleep for a child (10 months–3 years) and how to build a calm bedtime routine
Clear, practical tips for total sleep, naps and a soothing bedtime sequence for children 10 months to 3 years. Educational guidance from Anastasija Martinović, educator.
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Picky eating in children — practical strategies for parents (10 months–10 years)
Simple, safe steps to help families introduce new foods and reduce mealtime pressure. Educational guidance from Anastasija Martinović at Čuvarak.
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Screen time for children under 3 — practical limits and alternatives
Practical guidance for parents on limiting screens for babies and toddlers, creating screen-free routines, and offering playful alternatives. Educational advice by Anastasija Martinović.
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How to Teach Your Child to Use the Potty — Čuvarak Guide
A practical, gentle plan for families: how to spot readiness, introduce the potty, and respond calmly to accidents. Educational guidance by Anastasija Martinović.
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Support development through play (10 months–3 years) — Čuvarak | Anastasija Martinović
Practical at-home activities to support language, motor, cognitive and social-emotional skills for babies and toddlers. Simple, safe ideas you can use in daily routines.
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Developmental skills for ages 3–6 — a family guide from Čuvarak
An educational guide for parents to observe and support social, speech, motor and thinking skills in children aged 3–6 using everyday moments.
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How to teach a 3–6 year old to dress independently — Čuvarak, Anastasija Martinović
Practical steps to help your child dress: break the task into small steps, pick easy clothes, offer two choices, and use a picture sequence to reduce morning stress.
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