Toddlers are a wild bunch! Learn how to prevent toddler tantrums, guide picky eaters, and prep toddler activities and games they’ll love and learn from.
“When she left to play with her one gift, was reminded of the beauty of autism. She sees, feels, hears, and tastes so much more than we ever can imagine. Witnessing her peace with one thing while others long for more is a great reminder that when we have what we need, we don’t need much more.”
These books can help children’s anxiety by helping them identify their worry and taking action to replace the negative thoughts.
“As a parent, you already know how wonderful—and stressful—kids can be. Take the time to reduce some of that stress by learning how to help save them from their wonderfully curious selves.”
“Thank you for loving her and trying to reach her even when she seemed unreachable, for never giving up, and for understanding that her brain worked differently and that it wasn’t her fault.”
“Learning that my parental status is completely optional to our legal system is a bag of emotions that I’ll be lugging around for the rest of my life.”
“Finding beauty and joy within the chaos isn’t easy but it’s possible.”
“DIY chalk paint is a fun activity for kids and adults. It’s easy to make and you probably have most of the ingredients you need already in your pantry!”
“I have learned that parenting can feel how I imagined it to be, even if the circumstances of what it looks like are different.”
“In my house, we call these things ‘Big Emotions’ where a kid is feeling strong emotions and they don’t know how to express them in a positive manner, so inevitably a tantrum ensues.”
We’ve rounded up of some of the funniest photos of kids trying—and failing—to get a perfect picture with Santa. Just try not to laugh!
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