Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
toddler× 1095
Age specific questions from about 1 year to about 3 years. Younger: infant. Older: pre-schooler.
behavior× 663
Why do children act the way they do? Use [discipline] for questions about enforcing your rules.
infant× 641
Age specific questions from about 3 months to about 1 year of age. Younger: newborn. Older: toddler.
pre-schooler× 509
Age specific questions from about 3 years to about 5 years. Younger: toddler. Older: primary-schooler.
sleep× 426
How and when children sleep. For questions on how to get them to sleep, see the [bedtime] tag.
discipline× 415
How to enforce the rules you set, and consequences when those rules are broken. Use [behavior] for questions about why children act the way they do.
primary-schooler× 374
Age specific questions from about 5 years to about 8 years. Younger: pre-schooler. Older: middle-childhood.
newborn× 307
Age specific questions from birth through about 3 months. Younger: pregnancy. Older: infant.
teen× 275
Age specific questions from about 13 years to about 19 years. Younger: pre-teen. Older: adult-child.
development× 271
Children's physical and mental development. This tag usually is used along with a related tag clarifying the specific topic, such as health, learning, etc.
health× 245
Children's physical health and well-being. See also the tag [hygiene] for matters of cleanliness.
Questions about diagnosing or treating specific medical issues are not appropriate to this site, …
education× 229
Everything directly related to the process of learning; both formal and informal education.
school× 158
The child's performance at school, how school rules/situations/other issues may affect the child, etc.
food× 152
Food in solid or liquid form, specifically in relation to children. See also the tag [eating] about manners and motivation.
breastfeeding× 143
Breastfeeding, breast milk, lactation, the infant's needs, the mother's needs, pumping, storing/freezing, effects on immune system, and more. See also the tags [feeding] and [eating].
language-development× 142
Learning to talk in the first place, and learning to speak properly. See also the tags [language] for general language issues and [bilingual] for issues involving more than one langauge.
potty-training× 140
The transition from diapers to the potty. See also the tag [toilet-training] for the transition from the potty to the toilet.
relationships× 134
This refers to relationships between a child or group of children and other children, their siblings, or their parents. This could also refer to a relationship between parents in regards to the rearin…
eating× 125
Motivation and disorders; eating habits; table manners; etc. See also the tags [food] and [feeding].
communication× 123
The process of expressing ideas, thoughts, feelings and values so as to be understood by others
pre-teen× 121
Age specific questions from about 11 years to about 13 years. Also known as "tweens". Younger: middle-childhood. Older: teen.
crying× 118
Many people have questions about what amount of crying is normal, what is excessive, how to influence the frequency, or how to respond to a crying child.
social-development× 115
How children learn how to interact with others, and techniques to help in that learning process.
pregnancy× 112
Regarding issues that arise during pregnancy (medical, legal, planning). See also the tag [maternity] for specifics regarding maternity-wear.
teaching× 107
Teaching methods, motivations, resources, etc. Also see Education, Learning, and Development for related concepts.
bedtime× 98
Getting kids ready for bed, and making them stay there. See the "sleep" tag for questions on issues while they're asleep.
siblings× 96
Siblings describe any two or more family members with a common parent or are adopted by and live under the guardianship of the same parent.
middle-childhood× 88
Age specific questions from about 8 years to about 11 years. Younger: primary-schooler. Older: pre-teen.
learning× 87
The psychological process by which children gain and retain knowledge. For questions on how to teach, please see the "Teaching" tag. For more general questions on providing information and instructi…
feeding× 87
Similar to the tags [eating] and [food] but focused on infants that don't eat on their own yet.
speech× 81
Questions relating to speech. Appropriate topics include learning to speak, speech disabilities, and improving specific speech skills.
As with other health-related topics, questions relating to …
sleep-training× 78
Questions regarding when and how to assist your children with proper sleep habits.
