Is Having an Imaginary Friend Good for Your Daughter?
October 11, 2009 by Administrator
Filed under Behavior
Many parents find themselves asking, “Is it normal for my daughter to have an imaginary friend?” In short, yes.
Pretend play is a healthy, important part of your child’s development and helps her develop curiosity, creativity, and intellect. “During the age of 2-7 years old, a child’s cognitive development allows for fantasy and pretending,” says [...]
Teaching Girls to be Girls
September 2, 2009 by Administrator
Filed under Behavior
By: Stephanie Stratton
When I was growing up, my mom, grandma, and my dad instilled in me all the niceties of being a little girl. No burping in public, excuse yourself to the restroom, cross your legs, wipe your feet, chew with your mouth closed and use a napkin while eating. And never, ever, say anything [...]
Little Pooping Picassos
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Does your toddler daughter use “unusual” sculpting materials? What you need to know about poop and painting.
Conquoring Bullying Behavior
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Bullying is a serious problem that can have serious consequences for your daughter. Find out what to do if your toddler is being bullied.
Who’s the Boss? Setting Appropriate Limits with Your Toddler
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Are you or your toddler in charge? Learn how to set appropriate limits with your daughter.
Taming Temper Tantrums
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Some parents swear it happens right on their child’s second birthday. Other’s say it hits around the age of three. Regardless of when it hits, the results tend to be similar for toddlers. All of the sudden your sweet, law-abiding little angel trades her wings for crying, crankiness, and mass hysteria. The Terrible Two’s, as [...]
Dining Out With Toddlers
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Taking your tot out to dinner? Try these tantrum-free tips for dining success!
Nail Biting Nibblers
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
By: Elizabeth Donovan, M.A.
Got a nail biter? You’re not alone. Many children begin to pick, tear, peel, or chew their nails between the ages of 2 and 5 years old. It’s a habit that often worries parents – especially if our child widdles her nails down to the cuticle or they begin to bleed. We [...]
Why, Why, WHY? Why do kids ask WHY?
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
The answer to the age-old question that drives parents nuts!
Conquering Car Seat Craziness.
September 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Donovan, M. A.
Filed under Behavior
Got a little wiggle worm on your hands? Find out cool tactics to help her “happily” stay in her car seat!




















