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Parenting toddlers is not for the faint of heart. Toddlerhood is typified by tantrums, power struggles, and an inability for the child to articulate what he/she really wants. In this section, you will learn about the most effective strategies to mitigate tantrums and parent your toddler while fostering their independence.
9 things toddlers understand perfectly but pretend they don’t, according to child psychologists
Ask any parent who has watched a two‑year‑old “fail” to hear the call to put on shoes—only to…
8 toddler behaviors that look like defiance but are actually signs of intelligence
Toddlers can be confusing, to say the least. One moment they’re clinging to your leg like a baby…
When and How to Transition to a Toddler Bed
Transitioning to a toddler bed is a big deal. Trust me, all my boys let me know. This…
8 Best Shoes for New Walkers
My godson just took his first steps, so I decided to buy him shoes for his birthday. I…
The One Nap Wonder: When Do Babies Drop to One Nap?
Remember the newborn days when your baby slept most of the day, and you could actually get things…
10 Nursery Rhymes with Lyrics To Sing Along with Your Kids
Are you at your wit’s end, looking for ways to entertain your little ones? We’ve got you, momma!…
The Terrible Two Mystery, Debunked
The terrible two age is like a cruel plot twist in your parenthood journey. You’re sailing along, saying…
When Should a Toddler Stop Napping – an Expert Weighs in
When should you give up your toddler’s nap? Read a sleep expert’s insights and signs your toddler is…
Time-in vs. Timeout: How to decide what’s right for your family
Pop psychology is littered with information on the consequences of timeouts and why parents should use time-ins instead.…
Front-Loading, Redirection & Connection: 3 powerful strategies for your strong-willed toddler
All toddlers can be willful and even difficult. However, you may find you’re parenting a strong-willed toddler…