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Discover how to help your preschooler build emotional intelligence, self-regulation, friendships, confidence, and school readiness while navigating potty learning, sleep, and everyday challenges.

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Handling Boredom: Why It's Good for Your Child

Unstructured time allows kids to explore inner and outer worlds. Here's what to say when your child complains of boredom and some boredom-busting activities.

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Raise a Child Who Loves to Read

Research shows that reading to children and discussing the book as you read is the single best way to increase your child’s IQ. inspire a lasting love of reading.

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280 Conversation Starters to Really Know Your Child or Teen

280 questions organized by topic — values, family, friendship, dreams, and more — plus the 3 keys to conversations your child will actually open up in.

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Cozy Corners and Co-regulation to Calm Your Child

Use time-ins, a cozy corner and co-regulation to help your child calm those big emotions. This is simply a comforting place where people in your home go to calm down.

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Brushing Teeth: Enforcing Limits Without Force

Brushing Teeth: How Can You Enforce Limits If You Don’t Use Force? Should you hold your child down to brush? Isn't brushing non-negotiable, like other health and safety?

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What's Wrong with Timeouts?

Timeouts ARE punishment, not any different than when you were made to stand in the corner as a child.

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Why Kids Bicker and How To Help Them Stop

It's normal for siblings to have conflict and disagree. Here's how to coach your kids to learn how to resolve their arguments before they escalate.

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7 Powerful Ways to Help Kids Develop Social Intelligence Skills Every Day

Next time there's a problem between your children, you don't need to sigh and wish it wasn't happening. You can welcome it as a teachable moment!

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Teaching Kids To Share

We all want our children to be generous. But that isn't what they learn from forced sharing. Try self-regulated turns, which also strengthens sibling bonds.