Toddlerhood!Month 23
Toddlerhood!Month 23
Everyone's favorite parents are the ones who get down and messy with the kids. If you create yourselves a craft nook, complete with all the fixin's (non-toxic glue, safety scissors, buttons, ribbon, tape, construction paper, cardboard, photos, crayons, markers, and more), you'll be ready and waiting to inspire the creative imaginations of your little ones and all their friends.
When your toddler is ready to potty train, you can help to make it as smooth and pleasant an experience as possible. Shop together for new underwear, be understanding of accidents, don't force it by nagging or pressuring him, be consistent (make sure babysitters and other caregivers us the same approach), and more.
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