Tips to avoid tantrum triggers
Tantrums are part of toddler life, but these ideas may help you nip some before they start.
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Toddler head banging: why it happens and how to respond
Up to 15% of young children will intentionally bang their head on the wall or floor at some point. Here's what to do when it happens.
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The Enthusiast Play Kit for 28-, 29-, and 30-month-olds features two new items, guided by parent and expert feedback.
Do’s and don’ts of early play dates
When hosting a toddler play date, a little planning can go a long way toward minimizing conflict and maximizing opportunities to connect.
Teaching empathy: games, books, and activities for preschoolers
Research shows you can help your child recognize how other people think and feel so they learn to respond in more compassionate ways.
Welcome to The Persister Play Kit for 4-year olds
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Welcome to The Play Kits for 4-year-olds
Development in 4-year–olds looks different than the “wow” moments your child experienced the last few years. See how they're ready to learn other life skills critical for their success in school and beyond.
11 ways to build your toddler’s frustration tolerance
Help your toddler work through feelings of disappointment, sadness, and frustration when their skills don't quite match their ambitions.
Is your 2-year-old ready for logical consequences?
Your toddler is slowly learning that their actions have consequences. When you give and explain appropriate consequences, they’ll start to understand what they can and cannot do.
How to help your toddler understand their emotions
Discover expert tips on how to help your toddler connect how they feel to what they do.