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Routines and Structure

Learn how routines and structure help children feel secure, develop self-discipline, and build healthy habits. Find practical guidance for family routines, bedtimes, and daily transitions.

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Make This the Best Summer Ever with Your Family

Reclaim this summer for your family. Make this the best summer ever with your kids. It doesn't take travel or money, just some intentional scheduling from you.

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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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When Love And Attention Just Aren't Enough

What's a parent to do when you've tried everything and your child still acts out? Give him loving attention that heals the feelings driving the behavior.

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Alternatives To "Consequences" When Your Child Isn't Cooperating

Next time you find yourself about to blurt out a threat or give a "consequence", try one of these responses.

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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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The Secret of Not Yelling When You're Having a Bad Day

We all have hard days. Think of your irritation as a red blinking light on your car dashboard, signaling you to take action. Self-compassion is the key.

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Easing the Transition to the Toddler Bed

So your toddler is giving up the crib? Or moving out of the family bed? How to help your toddler learn to fall asleep in the new big-kid bed without...

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Routines that Toddlers Can Understand

Young children function best with structured schedules. A predictable routine allows kids to feel safe, and to develop a sense of mastery in their lives.

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Toddlers: Your Game Plan for the Terrific Twos

Toddlerhood can be tough. Here's your game plan to maximize fun and brain development -- and minimize aggravation!