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By Celia Kibler
Toddlers bring their own challenges. As they grow more independent, they test boundaries, the test your consistency, they test your patience, they test you. But how do you get them to listen, to cooperate, to understand, to have more fun with ladd aggravation and feeling like a negotiator. I’m here to help you stop yelling and start becoming pro-active instead of reactive. Reach out to me with any questions or concerns, and especially love to hear about your wins!! Let’s celebrate together!!
ن in Baby & toddler food
I have apples, oranges, blueberries, strawberries, grapes and bananas. How can I arrange this in a fun and cute and appealing way for my toddler? Pictures are welcome! Tia x x
E in Baby travel products
My 20 month old has been fighting me and refusing to go in his car seat for months now. I convinced myself it was just a phase but it has only gotten worse. We’ve tried so many tricks and they work temporarily but he gets smarter and stronger each time. It has gotten to the point where we just choose not to go anywh...
T in Baby sleep
I was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this. My 22 month old LG has been in a "Mummy Stage" for what feels like months now. Lately, whenever I put her to bed, she kicks up the biggest fuss - wants cuddles from me, me to hold her hand, sit on my lap etc. If I put her back in her cot or try to resettle her s...
Incognito in Family
Hi all, has a one else’s children suffered from separation anxiety from starting nursery? My son will be 2 in feb and recently started nursery and has become so clingy and tearful even if we pop to see friends and family.
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How do you feel after you do? Do you blame them for making you yell? Do you wish there was a better way? There is! I invite you to my complimentary live training tonight at 8pm ET with plenty of time after for Q&A. It’s free, but you must register at YellFreeFamily.com
