10 Ways Parents Cause Tantrums
Article Courtesy of our friends at ParentsAsk.com As parents, we’ve all seen it, our baby slumped and snoozing in their car seat. Head lolling at an unnatural angle and mouth…
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“I’m Sorry!”
By Nicole Gregory When my son was a toddler, his little friend, Tommy, had a habit of immediately saying “Sorry!” whenever he was part of a confl ict, as if…
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From our friends at Parents Ask Behavioral disorders can be hard to detect in children as the spectrum for what is “normal” is so huge. How can parents identify “normal…
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From our friends at Parents Ask You have seen the light. You know you’re a helicopter parent and you know it has to stop. In fact, you’re ready to let…
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From the featured blog, Pineapple Babble DH (that’s Dear Husband) and I have a long-standing conversation about “bad guys” and “good guys.” It’s always the same conversation: we both believe…
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Why Do Toddlers Repeat Themselves?
An expert explains this common toddler behavior. When it comes to your toddler’s language development, do you ever wonder why they repeat themselves? Why they like the same shows, the…
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Should You Ever Spank Your Child?
Spanking a child is a controversial subject. Should you or shouldn’t you? Some studies say it’s OK, while others say spanking could have negative, long-term effects on your child.…
Continue readingExpert Q&A: Toddlers and Divorce
Have a child behavior question you want answered by Dr. Melissa Fiorito-Grafman? Click here to send her an e-mail. Selected questions will be answered and posted online. My four year…
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From the featured blog, 365 Days: 30+ Mommyhood Throughout my whole pregnancy, though I was elated to be starting my family, I was nervous about what type of parent I…
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By Tesa of 2Wired2Tired “Wow!” “Congrats!” “We are so happy for you!” These are statements my husband and I heard over and over again when we told people we were…
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