Toddler Articles

There are 64 articles in this category.

• 5 Party IdeasBy Holly MacLeanFor an unforgettable bash.
• 5 Ways to Encourage Your Little One's Developing StyleBy Tess DiNapoli
• A Safe HavenBy Jacqueline BodnarChildproofing your home.
• A Special GiftBy Keli LindelienA mother learns to see the world through the eyes of her autistic son.
• Accident AlertBy Sandra GordonKeep your little one out of harm’s way with this around-the-house guide to toddler proofing.
• Activities to Encourage Speech and Language DevelopmentBy Betty Aboff, MA, CCC-SLP, TSHHIn children birth through three.
• Baby ProofingBy Michael Kelley and Kathleen BenevilleMake sure your house is safe for your little one to roam.
• Bright Ideas for a Ball of a BirthdayBy Kayla MossienTips, gifts and games for the ultimate birthday bash.
• Bye-Bye BinkyBy Elizabeth VerdickNurturing a pacifier-free lifestyle.
• Catch Them Being GoodBy Lisamarie SandersRewarding your children for their behavior may have a positive effect.
• Child SafetyBy John Dacey, Ph. D.Doing the most you can to keep your kids safe.
• Colors, Colors Everywhere!By Tania CowlingTeaching young children about colors.
• Confessions of a Potty TrainerBy Erin McShayOne woman's path to a breakdown.
• Deadly AccidentsBy National SAFE KIDS CampaignPreventing suffocation, choking and strangulations in children.
• Do You See What I See?By Chynna LairdRecognizing if your child has a sensory processing disorder.
• Early LanguageBy Elizabeth McCrea, Ph.D, CCC-SLPThe key to children's literacy.
• Family DynamicsBy Shannon TorresWhat does the order in which your children were born say about them?
• Feeding FactsBy Annabel KarmelTaking the lead in nourishing your baby.
• From Toddler to PreschoolBy Brian G. Orr, M.D. and Donna RaskinWhat you need to know during this important transition.
• Home Is Where The Art IsBy Doreen DiorioLet your toddler’s creative side flourish.
• How Smart is My Child?By Dr. Patricia A. VardinWays to discover and nurture your young child’s intelligence.
• I Love YouBy Chick Moorman and Thomas HallerHow to say it with meaning.
• If Your Baby Fell in the Water...By Leigh HunzikerCould he save himself?
• Indoor Activities at HomeBy Sharen HausmannKeeping children engaged indoors during the winter months.
• Kids and CarsBy Keeping kids safe in and around motor vehicles.
• Language and LearningBy Lora Heller, MS, MT-BC, LCATInsight on teaching tots sign language.
• Mommy MaydayBy AnnMarie Evola KallinikosHelpful advice from moms to moms, with added insight from a doc.
• Music to my EarsBy Amy IwanoThe many benefits of music for children.
• My Little InspirationBy Lori Hament-GaonBuilding toddler girls’ confidence starts early.
• Pacifier Pros and ConsBy Should you use soothers?
• Parent AlertBy Mary L. Pulido, Ph.D.Steps to take if you think a child is being abused.
• Parting with the PacifierBy Malia JacobsonHow to break the habit.
• Pop in That TapeBy Maura WhiteSix ways to manage your toddler's video time.
• Q & A with a TV MogulBy Samantha ChanLeader in children’s programming Marilyn Olin finds her true calling in print.
• Raising a Charitable ChildBy Carol Weisman, MSW, C.S.P.Teach your children about philanthropy through these fun and easy projects.
• Reading AloudBy Sharen HausmannHelping prepare a child for a lifetime of learning.
• Restless NightBy Jennifer Waldburger, LCSW, and Jill Spivack, LMSWThe seven sleep stealers that might be keeping your child awake.
• Room to GrowBy Claudia KandelRedecorating your toddler’s bedroom for the years to come.
• Say 'AHHH'By The American Academy of Pediatric DentistryHow to select a dentist.
• Say Goodbye and Please Don’t CryBy Blythe LipmanSeparation anxiety and your toddler.
• Scary NightsBy Martha Heineman Pieper, Ph.D.What to do when your child wakes with a bad dream.
• Seven Deadly SinnersBy Heather MacleanThe most unsafe baby products.
• Sew SweetBy Annabel WrigleyTeaching children to sew.
• Share!By Jennifer DenzaA mom reflects on raising kids, & whether to do it all over again.
• Sickness Be GoneBy Sandy L. Chung, M.D.Stocking a medicine cabinet to maintain a toddler’s health.
• Sons and DiapersBy Simone CaveEssentials for potty training boys.
• Spreading Holiday CheerBy Samantha ChanUnwrap smiles with these great gifts for children.
• Sweet DreamsBy Cathy LingTen hints to get your child to sleep through the night.
• Swimming SafetyBy Bette Holtzman11 pointers for protecting children in and around the water.
• Taking to TantrumsBy K.T. KorngoldThe case for a good cry.
• Talk to Your Infant and ToddlerBy Betty Aboff, MA, CCC-SLP, TSHHHow you can encourage development.
• Talking PointsBy Lemmietta McNeilly, Ph.D., CCC-SLPWhat is normal, and what isn’t regarding speech and language development.
• Temper Flare UpsBy Dr. Ari BrownSurviving the public tantrum.
• The Best Care PossibleBy Julie PowersDeveloping a positive relationship with your childcare provider.
• The Great DebateBy Dr. Laura A. Jana and Dr. Jennifer ShuSleeping solo or filling the family bed.
• The Politics of PlaygroupBy Helen CoronatoStrategies for a successful session.
• Timid ToddlersBy Jodi ForschmiedtHow to deal with your shy children.
• Tips for Photographing Your Newborn or ToddlerBy Hari Simons
• Toddler in TowBy Matt J. SimmonsHow to turn travels with a toddler into a true vacation.
• Toddlers and TimeBy Karen BarskiFive creative ways to teach the concept.
• Top 10 Summer Home Safety TipsBy Louie Delaware
• When Dogs AttackBy The American Board of Plastic SurgeryTips and facts about dog bites.
• When You Are at WorkBy Ruth EisnerWhat is the right type of child care for your family?
• Wonderful WordsBy Laura LaneSpeech development in the early years.