How to Deal with a Toddler Who Doesn’t Want to Eat: The Parent’s Companion. for Good. 

Everyone’s parents have been there: You’ve brought a pretty plate of food into the presence of your toddler, and they’ve pushed it away, turned on their head, or worse, thrown a fit. 

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How to Relieve Your Child of Separation Anxiety: A Parent’s Ultimate Guide.

Every parent knows the fearful moment you exit the room, and they tear, yell or pull on your leg. Separation anxiety can be common in toddlers, but knowing how to cope can mean the difference between life and death Read more

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When to Choose a Pediatrician: The Ultimate Way to Select the Best Doctor For Your Child. 

 You may not know where to turn first as a parent, and you might not even know where to start when it comes to finding a pediatrician. For this, after all, is who will look out for your Read more

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Your Kid’s Powerful Hidden Gifts: Fostering a Growth Mentality at Home and School   

Have you ever watched your child collapse after doing something different and say, “Well, there it is. They won’t even think of doing that again”? We’ve all been there.  Kids always get caught out when riding a bike, Read more

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How to Teach Your Child to Be Responsible: A Fun, Practical Guide for Parents.

Hey there, parent extraordinaire!  You’re ready to make your kid responsible, but the truth is, it isn’t always as easy as that. We’ve all had those times where your child drops their shoes in the corridor, forgets his Read more

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Helping Kids Overcome Childhood Fears: A Fun and Friendly Guide for Parents

 Are you a scary parent? If so, you’re not alone. But I’m not talking about what you might say to your six-year-old when they inexplicably paint a room teal just before Sister Clara visits your family (although I Read more

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How to Make Homemade Baby Food: Easy, Fun Recipes for Your Little One

 Parents, we admit it: we all want the best for our baby. Best clothes, best bed, best food. And guess what? You can’t beat homemade! Those jars of baby food they sell in the store mean you only Read more

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How to survive having a wet-the-bed child. A practical guide to dry nights

 Convinced? And yet some parents remain worried about treating bedwetting, despite evidence that children make significant progress when they can ‘pause’ the alarm. They worry that giving their child a device will turn them into a zombie who Read more

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The Importance of Naps for Toddlers: Why Your Little One’s Snooze is a Game-Changer.

 Did your toddler just turn into a little energy ball one minute and a cute, cranky monster the next? Don’t worry. You’re not alone, and it’s normal. If you’re like me, you probably wondered what has gotten into Read more

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