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Knowing if your child is a listener or a talker, an explorer or an observer can help you tailor learning experiences to how she naturally takes in information. And while she's too young to have very specific strengths, she definitely has her own style.
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All toddlers reach a stage where they try to assert themselves, which can create a difficult playdate dynamic. But when kids learn the rules of engagement, they can avoid many potential bullying episodes.
Playing with friends is not just about fun and games. It's also an excellent opportunity for young children to practice manners and build social skills.
Q: My 2-year-old daughter has a favorite stuffed animal that she sleeps with every night. In fact, she won't go to bed or take a nap without it....
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....
Two- and 3-year-olds question everything -- from the color of the sky to the reason we need to put shoes on to go outside. Here's why!
Happy, healthy eaters are made, not born. If you expose toddlers to nutritious foods and make mealtimes enjoyable, they'll eat it right up.
"Look What I Did!"
If your child has done something incredible, let everyone know! Coming soon: a gallery of kid accomplishments.
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Tip of the Day
Play Along
If your child suddenly morphs into a dinosaur, doctor or superhero, play along and talk directly to his new alter ego. Ask questions to keep the game going.
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Quiz
How much does the average toddler grow each year?
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