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1. YOU HAVE
A TODDLER
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LET US HELP YOU
CELEBRATE (& SURVIVE)

2. ALL ABOUT
YOUR
TODDLER
TODDLERS NEED
AN EMOTIONAL
IQ. TEACH THEM
WHAT DIFFERENT
EMOTIONS LOOK
AND SOUND LIKE
TODDLERS LIKE
TO EXPLORE-LET
THEM
THEY DO BETTER
WITH
PREDICTABLE
SCHEDULES
YOU KNOW THIS BUT MAY
HAVE FORGOTTEN
BECAUSE YOU USED ALL
OF YOUR PATIENCE UP
TODAY.

3. THEY WANT
TO
COMMUNICATE
The more our little ones can
communicate their needs, the
less their frustration levels.
Teach sign language and
immerse them in a rich
language environment.

4. PARENTS HAVE THE
GLORIOUS
OPPORTUNITY OF
BEING THE MOST
POWERFUL
INFLUENCE, ABOVE
AND BEYOND ANY
OTHER, ON THE NEW
LIVES THAT BLESS
THEIR HOMES.
L. TOM PERRY

5. "IF I'VE DONE ANYTHING
RIGHT, IT'S THAT I'VE
MADE IT CLEAR FROM
THE GET-GO WHAT I
EXPECT FROM MY
CHILDREN."OM THEM.
PARENTS.COM
ON
PARENTING

6. 18
EXPERTS SAY KIDS AS
YOUNG AS 18 MONTHS ARE
EMPATHETIC AND
RESPONSIVE TO THEIR
PARENTS' EXPECTATIONS.

7. ENGAGE IN
ACTIVITIES
THAT
PROMOTE
PATIENCE.
EMPHASIZE
EMPATHY
PRACTICE
KINDNESS
MODEL PROBLEM
SOLVING

8. LET'S
CONNECT
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