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What to do when your toddler needs a nap but won’t take one

Here are some typical reasons your toddler won't nap—and suggestions to solve each problem.

Remind yourself, “This whine is an urgent request for a resource or comfort.”

As parents, we have the opportunity to help our children begin building the skill from a very young age.

The mama behind Raising Wisdom shares some local inspiration.

The researchers call it a “loop pattern” and it’s concerning.

Our editors pick the gifts they'll get their kids for the holidays.

Do-overs are verbal acknowledgments of situations gone awry with a request for remediation. Put simply, they are requests for grace.

Remind them you are their ally, you are on their side. Even when you are saying no or stopping unhelpful behaviors.

Routines eliminate power struggles, because you aren’t bossing them around—SOLD!

One more reason to love Ikea? Yes, please!

Don’t be afraid to hug.

We love when science and fun come together.