Nighttime waking, potty accidents, whining and other regression can accompany new stress or anxiety. The many changes children are experiencing right now can feel like a lot. Regression communicates their stress to you. Here is what you can do to help them
“Social connection helps children feel less anxious,” says Tovah Klein, “Connection is supportive; it’s calming. Friends provide companionship, which is particularly needed during times of change or stress.”Read More
Congratulations on your new baby or soon to be new baby. Welcoming a new baby to the family when you have a toddler is a joyous occasion but can also be fraught with trepidation and worry. With my tried and true tips the transition will be more manageable and you will better understand what your little, big sibling is feeling. Take his perspective to help you view the transition in a toddler-way. It will smooth the transition for all of you. Continue Reading at Motherly
The earliest play that toddlers do together is parallel play. However, it can be overlooked, and adults may think the children are not even noticing each other. In fact, parallel play is a very important first step in toddler social interactions. As the toddler begins to notice peers, she also starts to imitate them. Before you know it, your toddler will progress to more play together with other children. Parallel is the start. Read More Here at Highlights
