Life can become overcomplicated very quickly. Join me for a quick toolkit tip about simplifying life. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

Ah, the pandemic. It’s been a year! Join me for a hilarious moment I experienced with my toddler during a conference call at the start of shutdown. He really keeps everything interesting. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

Getting from one part of your day to the next can get a little tricky with a small human without the use of transitions. Join me to learn a few strategies that will help smooth out transitions with your child. Feel free to email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

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Every try to help your child understand what objects should be used as a toy versus which ones shouldn’t? Here’s a quick and simple tip to use when connecting those dots for your little guy or gal. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

Join me in a discussion about helping your child navigate the relationship between boundaries/responsibilities/skills and freedom. Putting the work in now will make the years to come that much easier. Remember though, it’s never too late to start. Email me at [email protected]

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Routines can be very small and fun. Find one non-negotiable routine to share with your child that celebrates a regularly occurring event or that can be done on a regular occurrence. I’ll share my super simple routine with you! Email me at [email protected] with any questions or suggestions.

Toddlers do the funniest things. Previous experiences while on the road in the car brought us to this point. Email me at [email protected] with any questions or suggestions.

How on earth can you apply all the parenting knowledge and theories you consume? Trust your gut. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

A timeout doesn’t always do the trick. Get creative and make the consequence relate to the undesirable action and choice. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.

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Ever experience your child blatantly ignoring you? Did you know their teeth can ignore you, too? Listen as my toddler gets a good one in. Email me at [email protected] with questions or suggestions.