8 Simple Tips For Stress-Free Bedtime With Your Toddler
Getting your toddler to bed without fuss can feel impossible and even give you anxiety leading up to the time. When every night feels like a battle there’s a simple solution to help get your little one down more peacefully: create a routine. Establishing a consistent sequence of events, ideally beginning 1.5 hours before actual sleep time, can help to walk your toddler gently to bedtime, instead of rush them while you’re feeling overwhelmed and done with the day.
Elimination Communication: A Natural Approach to Potty Training
My baby has been pooping consistently in the toilet from 6 months old. I didn’t use some crazy method that meant she had to go without a diaper, but it does take consistency. There are so many benefits and rewards to Elimination Communication, I list out just a few. Can you think of more?
Where Gentle Parents Get It Wrong… and Where They Get It Right!
You want your child to grow up to be strong-minded, self-confident, and loving. But are you the “gentle parent” who is breeding egocentrism, and behavioral misconduct by being so “gentle” you’re actually being a “permissive parent.”
Resources to Help You Raise an Emotionally Mature Child
Books, Instagram profiles, and a certain youtube show to help you be a better parent to your child. Learn how to better communicate emotions with your toddler to improve your relationship and be happier as a family unit.
6 Ways To Tell If Your Child is Securely Attached To You
Your child can be peer-oriented or securely attached to you. Your job is to guide them and instill what you have learned to help them on their journey. But what happens when they are more interested in learning from their peers?