What should my baby be doing?

Supporting your toddler’s cognitive development doesn’t need to be complicated—or expensive. Everyday tasks and routines offer wonderful opportunities to encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and early learning skills. As a birth-to-three developmental therapist, I love sharing simple, accessible ways for parents to embed learning moments into their daily routines. Here are three easy and fun activities …

Potty training can be an exciting milestone for both you and your child. But what happens when the sight of the toilet sends your toddler into a full-blown meltdown? Believe it or not, this is a common challenge many parents face during potty training. While it can feel frustrating or confusing, your child’s fears are …

Reading to your toddler is one of the most rewarding activities you can share with them. It fosters language development, builds focus, and opens up their imagination. But what if your child just won’t sit still long enough to finish a book? If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many parents experience this challenge, especially …

Helping your toddler develop their language skills doesn’t have to involve elaborate activities or expensive toys. Instead, you can support their growing vocabulary and communication abilities by incorporating a few simple, practical strategies into your everyday routine. From changing diapers to bedtime stories, here are three actionable ways to encourage language development in toddlers aged …

Tired of feeling like your kids just won’t listen? Let’s flip the script! Instead of thinking they’re being difficult, remember this: listening is a skill that needs practice! Understanding Where your Toddler is at Consider where your little one is, especially if they’re one or two years old. They’re learning to talk, and listening is …