Why ‘Picky Eating’ Might Not Be What You Think
You have a list in your head. Chicken nuggets. Plain pasta. Maybe bread with butter if it's a good day. Anything green gets pushed to the edge of the plate like...
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You have a list in your head. Chicken nuggets. Plain pasta. Maybe bread with butter if it's a good day. Anything green gets pushed to the edge of the plate like...
Parents today have more information than any generation before them. Parenting books, expert podcasts, developmental apps, online forums with answers to every q...
"Good job!" You've said it today. Probably more than once. Your toddler stacked two blocks and you said it. She put on her own shoe — wrong foot, but still — an...
Your toddler points at the sky and says "boo." Then she points at the grass. "Boo." The dog. "Boo." Everything in her world has become blue. You're starting to...
Your toddler has been inside for two hours. She's climbed the couch twice, emptied a kitchen drawer, and tried to scale the bookshelf. You've redirected her six...
Your toddler picks up a blueberry. She holds it between her thumb and one finger, studies it for half a second, then drops it into her mouth. Three seconds. You...
Watch what happens at a family gathering when a two-year-old ends up in a room with a five-year-old cousin. The toddler doesn't play beside her. She plays with...
A twenty-month-old watches her father sit on the couch and rub his eyes. He's had a long day. She walks over, presses her palm flat against his knee, and just s...
Every toddler has that one thing. The blue cup. The left shoe first. The exact same route to the park, every single morning, no exceptions. The moment you chang...
Your toddler is banging a wooden spoon on an upside-down pot. The noise is terrible. She has been at it for five minutes straight, getting louder with every hit...
Thirty years ago, a two-year-old’s morning looked like this: blocks on the carpet, mud in the backyard, maybe a picture book before lunch. Nobody worried about...
Between 20% and 25% of children aged one to five resist bedtime on a regular basis. That number comes from a clinical review published by the American Academy o...