First published 1995
Raising a toddler is like navigating a daily minefield of unpredictable emotions and explosive behavior. Parents enter a world where communication happens through tantrums, negotiations involve negotiable terms like cookie bribes, and personal space becomes a distant memory. This comprehensive guide decodes the complex inner world of children aged 1-3, offering practical strategies for everything from potty training to managing meltdowns in public spaces. Murkoff provides a roadmap through developmental milestones, behavioral challenges, and the intricate dance of setting boundaries while nurturing independence. More than just a manual, this book is a lifeline for parents feeling overwhelmed by the constant demands and surprising joys of raising a rapidly changing tiny human.
Genres: family, non-fiction, parenting
Vibes: intimate, practical, thought-provoking
Tropes: advice, guide
Paperback · Workman