How to handle toddler tantrums with calm and confidence
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What does it mean when your baby prefers one parent?
At 4 months, your baby may start to show a clear preference for one parent or caregiver.
What to do when your baby hits or bites you
It’s hard not to worry when your baby pulls your hair or bites you, but they aren’t being malicious.
2-year-olds can be demanding. Here’s how to respond.
If you give in to their demand—especially when they use a rude tone—you may worry about reinforcing a challenging behavior. Are you? There’s no one right answer—and it sometimes depends on the situation.
Separation anxiety at age 2: what it looks like and how to respond
Yesterday, your child ran away from you at daycare pick-up. At today’s drop-off, they’re clinging and crying, unwilling to let you go. While these reactions may seem contradictory, they reflect two related developmental needs: Your 2-year-old is eager to venture out and explore in new ways and they need the security of knowing that you’re … Continued
My child just lied—what should I do?
Research shows 90% of children have lied by age 4. Here are 3 tips to encourage honesty in your preschooler.
A 3-step guide for setting and holding effective limits with your toddler
Setting and holding a limit with your 2-year-old may not always feel great, but it’s an important part of their development.
It’s hard—and exciting—to be 2: advice for navigating this underrated stage
Here's what's behind your 2-year-old's challenging behaviors, and how to help your toddler thrive during this exciting-but-tricky time.
How to help your toddler understand consequences
To help your 2-year-old understand consequences, ask them: "What might happen?" Here's how to give your toddler practice with predictions.
3 ways to connect with your 2-year-old when things feel challenging
How to keep your calm and stay connected, even when your toddler's frustrated or pushing back.