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I know this can be confusing, especially when it comes to toddlers or very young kids, so we’ve put together an age by age guide to good manners for kids. Try to practice these at home and slowly but surely you can see your child blossoming into a polite, kind, compassionate person,...
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This adorable board book for toddlers will show your kids the joys of sharing. With bold graphics and clever die cuts, Yonezu's simple story demonstrates how some is better than none, and a half can bring a whole smile. But what happens when two children both want mommy? The sweet ending...
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This is also why Magda Gerber would say, “Children are ready to eat. They’re not ready to dine.” Meaning, toddlers, they’re not really ready for there to be family meals every time, because with family meals, we’re going to be distracted by the other adult. ...
When my children were toddlers, it was sometimes hard to believe they would naturally develop the ability to greet people politely or say “thank you” without my nudging. I wondered if my mentor, infant specialistMagda Gerber, could really be right when she ass...
While we don’t expect toddlers to be able to share, we use every opportunity we can to encourage taking turns. Teach your child how to communicate her needs to her friends. Say something like, “When Catherine is all done with the car, then you can ride it. Ask her when she will...