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Give him a choice between two options he can have, that way he is learning to make successful choices and he feels that he has some control over...

Ask your child, "Why do you think ________?" (Insert a question here.) This gives children an opportunity to think for themself and with creativity.

Contact a local children museum and exhibits to ask when they have discount days. Take your family on that day to take advantage of learning new things that...

Here is an example of an e-book that encourages interaction between parents and toddlers. It can also help to stimulate listening skills. My First Book of ABC and...

There are thousands of apps available for young children, some excellent and some not the worth the time it takes to download. Here is an example of a...

Show your toddler how you count vegetables as you cook. Concentrate on numbers under five. For example: one cucumber, two potatoes and three tomatoes.

Ask your toddler: 'How much do I love you?' Spread your arms wide. Say: 'This much?' Then hold one hand up and show a little space between thumb...

Remember not to take your toddlers tantrums as a personal offense. He is learning how to regulate his emotions as a normal part of growing up. Don't allow...

Remember that your toddler will most probably feel very vulnerable after he's had a meltdown. Be gentle and give him a cuddle or some quiet time with his...

Toddlers generally enjoy smaller parties with fewer friends more. Focus on inviting people who are significant to your child to the party. Too many people may be overwhelming.