Making friends builds skills in social awareness for a 5-year-old child in Montana and parents can support these important peer relationships.

Montana parents can intentionally teach their five-year-old to take responsibility for their actions through discipline that builds relationships.

Conflict happens in families; how Montana parents work through conflict can build their 5-year-old's social and emotional skills.

Montana parents can foster confidence in their 5-year-old by building a strong parent/child relationship with these specific strategies.

Children (age 5) in Montana who do chores learn that part of being in a family is contributing; learn parenting tips to set children up for success.

Montana parents can help their children (age 5) learn skills to address bullying; these skills are important for their success in school and life.

5-year-olds may respond to their parents with "back talk"; learn how to respond with tools and tips to help Montana families.

The key to many Montana parenting challenges, like managing anger for children age 5, is finding ways to communicate. Learn communication strategies here.