There's a good reason they're called the "Terrible Twos." Kids at this stage are highly energetic and often temperamental, charming you one minute and melting down the next. To help you through, here are solutions to 10 common toddler challenges.
When it comes to potty training, we've seen our fair share of bizarre products. Still, the new digital iPotty takes toilet training to a whole new level.
I thought the fact that I moonlight as a pharmacist on my days off from being full time mommy was an advantage. But even with my medical background I was dumbfounded by three "normal" toddler challenges I encountered recently.
Not a fan of constantly cleaning up the bathroom after your son's target practice? Good news! Here are 6 reasons to teach potty training boys to sit rather than stand.
When it came to potty training, my daughter staunchly resisted. This year I started wondering if there would still be problems when she started Kindergarten. But near the age of 5, she suddenly started to care. Was it something a friend said at preschool?
Our delightful son decided that he would do #1 but when it came to #2 nothing worked. Then, one day I had an idea. Hang onto your potty seats — I created a poop jar for M.
Potty training is complicated enough without having to figure out where to ask your toddler to do the deed. Which works best, a small potty made for little bums or a toilet insert?
You expected to go through potty training. But what about teaching your child to wipe her own bum? To avoid doing it for her well into grade school, try these five tricks for teaching kids to take care of their business...themselves!
Potty training is rarely easy, especially the first time you attempt it. To help you through every step of the process, we’ve rounded up 16 quick reads on every aspect of the subject. Read on to find exactly the help you need.
"You are not alone in the potty training marathon!" A mom who's spent the better part of the last five years potty training three toddlers shares tips and tricks for taking the stress out of the process.
Is your child using the potty all day long but wetting the bed at night? Here are some tried-and-true solutions suggested by Circle of Moms members who tired of midnight bedding changes.
If you're having difficulty with potty training, you may be rewarding your child for his potty failures by paying too much attention to them. Here's how to set the record straight and motivate success.
Are you racing to potty train your child before school starts? Whether he takes to it readily or resists long past the age you think diapers are acceptable, chances are that at least somewhere along the way, you'll wonder what's normal.
