How to Build a Consistent Routine for Your Toddler
Establishing a consistent routine for your toddler is one of the most important things you can do to promote their well-being, help them feel secure, and manage your household more…
Effective Positive Discipline Techniques
Disciplining a toddler can be one of the most challenging yet rewarding aspects of parenting. As toddlers develop their independence and push boundaries, parents often face moments of frustration and…
First Words and Language Development
The journey to your baby’s first words is an exciting milestone for both you and your little one. Language development is an essential part of their growth, as it connects…
Developing Emotional Intelligence in Toddlers
Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions, as well as recognize, understand, and influence the emotions of others. In toddlers, emotional intelligence is…
Baby Sign Language: Is It Right for Your Toddler?
Baby sign language is a popular tool among parents and caregivers who want to help their babies communicate before they can speak. Introducing sign language to your toddler can be…
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How to Tell If Your Baby Is Ready for a Sippy Cup
Transitioning from bottles or breastfeeding to a sippy cup can be an exciting step in your baby’s development, but it can also feel like a big change. Knowing when your…
Growth Spurts in the Second Year: What to Expect
The second year of your baby’s life is full of milestones, from their first steps to an expanding vocabulary. Along with these exciting developments, your toddler will experience several growth…
How to Support Language Acquisition in Toddlers
Supporting your toddler’s language acquisition is one of the most important ways you can encourage their cognitive and social development. Between the ages of 1-2, toddlers experience rapid language growth.…
Self-Soothing Techniques for Toddlers
Self-soothing is an essential skill that helps toddlers learn to manage their emotions, calm themselves when upset, and eventually fall asleep independently. While every child is different, introducing self-soothing techniques…
Supporting Early Cognitive Development in Toddlers
Early cognitive development lays the foundation for a child’s future learning, problem-solving abilities, and emotional growth. The toddler years (ages 1-3) are a critical period for cognitive development as your…