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Being a Better Buddy
Help your child become a great friend during and outside of their playdates with mini-lessons in cooperation that go a long way.
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Mastering Everyday Routines
From brushing hair to washing hands to taking a bath and
more. . . . These audiocasts provide a range of useful tips designed to help toddlers learn essential tasks and gain a true sense of empowerment.
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Learning
You Can Do It!
If your child is struggling with something, try to stand back and let him figure it out for himself. Giving him that space will empower him to want to keep on trying.
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Not Just By the Books
The best way to build and sharpen your child's skills is to read to him. But there are other fun ways to get your kids excited about learning their ABC's.
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Growing
Time for Bed!
When toddlers can be part of the process, making the switch from the crib to the bed is a positive step toward independence.
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Never Can Say Good-bye
You thought you were past the clingy phase, but suddenly your toddler is hysterical whenever you leave. Find out why parting is such sweet sorrow.
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Selective Hearing
Q: I have a 3-year-old who will not listen to anything I say. I've tried everything and always end up getting both of us upset....
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Anger Management
My son just turned 2 years old. He is a great kid, but sometimes he will get very angry at a toy if he cannot figure it out, or at his dad and me if he is told "no." He will go off spouting all sorts of things that only he understands, but I know he is clearly angry. How do I help him to avoid this, or should I ignore it?
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Practice Friendliness
Show your child how to reach out to other kids by role-playing at home. Sit down with a few of her favorite stuffed animals or dolls and use them to act out social scenes. Vary the situations (birthday party, playground outing), as well as the scenarios (introducing yourself, asking if someone wants to play).
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How many children are adopted in the U.S. every year?
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When was your toddler potty-trained?
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