Tag: Toddler Series

Independent toddlers are sometimes talked about in a negative way. The truth, however, is that a spirit of independence is a good thing for them to have—but sometimes it comes out in difficult ways. In this video, we talk about how you can create a home that allows your toddler to develop the four important qualities they’ll need for independence. And we’ll talk about how you can nurture a spirit of independence in your child. Topics include: • toddler • encouragement • confidence • motivation • resilience • courage • independence • “I can do it myself!”

In this video, we’ll talk about what it means to bond with your toddler and why it’s crucial for every parent to work at this relationship. We’ll also show you four simple ways to help develop this relationship and some fun things every parent can do to get closer to their toddler. Topics include: • bonding • toddler • three-minute rule • safe haven • available • consistent • empathetic • team • attachment • play • sing

These videos cover the milestones your child will be hitting between fifteen and eighteen months, the abilities he will be acquiring as he moves toward independence, and when to call your medical provider if problems occur. Topics include: • milestones • 15–18 months • cognitive development • language development • speech development • social development • emotional development • physical development • toddler • critical thinking • toddler’s personality • big movement skills • fine movements.

In this video, we will look at why your child’s oral health is important to their overall health, how to teach them good teeth-brushing habits, when to see the dentist, and what to do if your child has a dental problem. Topics include: • toddler • oral health • baby teeth • brushing habits • flossing • dental visits • preventing decay • six-month-old.

Although toddlers share many things in common, they’re also each VERY unique. They know what they like AND don’t like, which can change from minute to minute. This is especially true when it comes to food. You want your toddler to get plenty of nutrition, but what do you do if they will only eat mac and cheese smothered in catsup? Wouldn’t it be great if mealtimes were one area in which EVERYONE could win? In this video, we’ll look at what your tot needs nutritionally, how to teach them good eating habits early on, and how to call a truce and make mealtimes pleasant for everyone. Topics include: • Toddler•Nutrition•Food•Food Groups•Choosemyplate.gov•Vegetables•Fruits•Grains•Proteins•Dairy •Snacks•Mealtime Routines•Allergies•Serving Size •

Aunque los niños pequeños comparten muchas cosas en común, también son MUY únicos. Saben lo que les gusta Y lo que no les gusta, lo que puede cambiar de un minuto a otro. Esto es especialmente cierto cuando se trata de comida. Desea que su niño pequeño reciba mucha nutrición, pero ¿qué hace si solo come macarrones con queso cubiertos con salsa de tomate? ¿No sería genial si la hora de comer fuera un área en la que TODOS pudieran ganar? En este video, veremos lo que su pequeño necesita nutricionalmente, cómo enseñarle buenos hábitos alimenticios desde el principio y cómo hacer una tregua y hacer que las comidas sean agradables para todos.

Toddlers are busy little explorers with lots of energy! They are fun, but they are into everything! As parents, we cannot prevent every injury or mishap, but we can put some important preventive measures in place to help stop serious, life-changing accidents. In this video, we will look at ways you can keep your busy toddler safe and what to do in an emergency. Topics include: • toddler • safety • first aid • CPR • choking • poison • water safety • burns and scalds • falls • car seat safety • helmets.

¡Sus palabras son increíblemente importantes para su hijo porque usted es increíblemente importante para él! Desafortunadamente, ¡es difícil decir siempre las cosas correctas! Las palabras son PODEROSAS y pueden generar confianza y autoestima, o en un momento acalorado, derrumbar a su hijo. En este video, le mostraremos como puede hacer crecer a su niño a través del poder de sus palabras, como evitar decir las cosas que lo derriban y que hacer cuando se equivoca.