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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.
Which Parenting Style Is Most Encouraged in Modern America?
Which parenting style is most encouraged in modern America? Research suggests that authoritative parenting gives kids the best…
How to Stop Your Toddler From Hitting Without the use of Punishment
When your toddler hits for the first time, it is shocking. Fortunately, there are effective strategies to stop…
The Best Strategies for Raising Your Spirited Child
Parenting a spirited child is a very involved, dynamic, & rewarding process. Find positive parenting strategies to parent…
How to Conquer Your Toddler’s Potty Training Regression
As a parent, it is such a proud moment when your toddler starts potty training and has success.…
Why You Shouldn’t Punish Tantrums and What You Can Do Instead
Should you punish tantrums and emotional outbursts in kids? Find out how research says you should face meltdowns, rude outbursts,…
Navigating the Tricky 15-month old Sleep Regression Phase
Picture this: your little one, who used to drift off to sleep quickly, is suddenly tossing, turning, and…
Toddler Biting? This Positive Approach Can Stop it For Good
When a toddler bites, often parents are filled with shock, embarrassment and concern. The good news is that there are many positive strategies to redirect and ultimately put an end to toddler biting.
How to Find Peace in the Heat of the Moment and Stop Yelling at Your Kids
Do you want to know how to stop yelling at your kids? Is yelling your default mode? You…
Parenting a Strong-Willed Child: 10 surefire tips for effective discipline
Parenting a strong-willed child is full of ups and downs. These children are outspoken, prone to power struggles, sensitive and…
It’s science: Attachment is the key to raising more emotionally stable children
Inside: Many still believe in infants learning to self-soothe. Not only does research suggest this is not possible,…