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.
It’s hard not to worry when your baby pulls your hair or bites you, but they aren’t being malicious.
Sensory play holds a special fascination for children, which is why we designed the Real Life Play Kitchen to include running water.
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.
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
Your child launches a ball at the window after you already told them to stop—twice. You snatch the ball away and yell, “I SAID, NO!” They get startled and begin to cry. Now everyone is upset 🙃 Challenging moments happen in parenting—and you may not always handle them how you want. Instead of beating yourself … Continued
Setting and holding a limit with your 2-year-old may not always feel great, but it’s an important part of their development.
Lovevery experts answer the 4 most commonly-asked questions about picky eating and toddlers.
Many toddlers can be slow to warm in new situations or with new people—but being shy isn’t a bad thing. Here's how to support your child.
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 keep your calm and stay connected, even when your toddler's frustrated or pushing back.