For a toddler, getting attention from a parent — even one who's yelling and getting upset — can reinforce a behavior just as ...

If you’ve ever found yourself questioning whether your toddler’s latest behavioral masterpiece is normal or cause for concern, you’re not alone. One minute they’re sweetly stacking blocks, the next ...

You might notice aggressive behavior—hitting, shoving, and even biting—when your toddler is playing with her peers. These acts are often a way of exerting independence, expressing frustration, and ...

Toddlers' intense reactions stem from developing communication, frustration with new skills, and overstimulation, not misbehavior. They lack empathy and emotional labeling, struggling with regulation.

Being a parent is already a challenging task, let alone having to deal with an energetic toddler. Setting and maintaining a righteous and firm discipline seems like a hard task, but not an impossible ...

Toddlers are wonderful—they are creative, engaging, silly, and fun. They are also easily frustrated and have a reputation for being unreasonable. This is largely because of their immature, yet ...

A study of the first universal parenting program, designed to prevent early child behavior problems, shows that it has little impact on toddler behavior. Behavior problems affect up to 20 per cent of ...