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  The journey of human growth does not end with adolescence. After the exciting and often turbulent teenage years, individuals enter young adulthood, a transformative stage marked by independence, self-discovery, and life-defining decisions. This period, typically between 18 and 25 years, bridges the gap between childhood and full-fledged adulthood. It is when young people transition into higher education, careers, relationships, …

  Adolescence is one of the most critical and transformative stages of child development. Often referred to as the bridge between childhood and adulthood, this period is marked by rapid physical, emotional, cognitive, and social changes. It is the stage where young people begin to develop their identities, explore independence, and prepare for adult responsibilities. The adolescence stage, spanning ages …

  Childhood is a remarkable journey filled with growth, discovery, and transformation. Among the child development stages, middle childhood (6-12 years) stands out as a crucial period where children move beyond the early foundations of life and start preparing for adolescence. This stage bridges the gap between early childhood and teenage years, shaping a child’s physical, emotional, cognitive, and social …

  The early childhood stage, covering the ages 3 to 6 years, is one of the most exciting and critical phases in a child’s growth journey. This period is often called the preschool years because children develop essential skills that prepare them for formal education and life ahead. During these years, children experience remarkable physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development, …

The infancy stage, from birth to 2 years is one of the most fascinating and rapid periods of human development. During these early years, babies go through remarkable changes physically, emotionally, cognitively, and socially. Understanding this crucial stage equips parents and caregivers to nurture their child’s growth, recognize developmental milestones, and respond to their needs effectively. In this comprehensive guide, …

Dr. Younus Khalid- Tarbiyah Parenting Coach, Trainer and Consultant Understanding child development stages is one of the most essential steps for parents, educators, and caregivers. Children grow and develop rapidly, especially during the first few years of life. This journey is filled with milestones, challenges, and opportunities. By learning about these stages, you can support your child’s physical, emotional, social, …

Dr. Younus- Tarbiyah Parenting Coach & Consultant   Parenting is one of the most rewarding journeys in life, but it’s also one of the most challenging. Every parent dream of raising happy, confident, and well-mannered children. However, with the fast-paced modern lifestyle, technology, and social pressures, parenting has become more complex than ever before. This is where parenting classes play …

Dr. Muhammad Younus Khalid- Tarbiyah Parenting Coach and Consultant  In today’s rapidly changing world, young people are struggling with one of the most pressing challenges of our time: identity crisis. This problem is affecting their mental health, relationships, self-confidence, and spiritual well-being. As globalization, technology, and social media dominate our daily lives, the new generation often finds it difficult to …

Raising Children with Love, Wisdom, and Faith Dr. Muhammad Younus Khalid- Tarbiyah Parenting Coach & Consultant Parenting is one of the greatest responsibilities given to human beings by Allah (SWT). It is not merely about providing food, shelter, and education, but about nurturing the soul, mind, and character of a child. In today’s fast-paced world, many parents struggle between being …

Dr. Muhammad Younus Khalid- Tarbiy Parenting Coach & Consultant Raising children is one of the greatest blessings and responsibilities Allah has entrusted to parents. In today’s fast-paced world filled with distractions, digital devices, and conflicting ideologies, raising children with Islamic values has become more challenging than ever. Muslim parents are not only responsible for their children’s physical growth but also …