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A companion guide to the incredibly successful book Baby Whispering, which covered the first year of a babys life. This new book covers the following four years, divided into two main age groups (12 12 and 2 12 5) looking at commonly asked questions from parents, plus material on routines, significant changes during these times, sleeping, eating, toilet training, screen time, behaviour management, sibling adjustment, different personalities, child care options and more. All this is covered simply and in a very easy-to-read manner that the tiredest of parents will be able to understand.

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Is it okay to let my 3-year-old play games on my phone - photo 1
Is it okay to let my 3-year-old play games on my phone When should I drop my - photo 2

Picture 3 Is it okay to let my 3-year-old play games on my phone?

Picture 4 When should I drop my preschoolers afternoon nap?

Picture 5 My 2-year-old has started hitting and biting!

Picture 6 Why wont my 4-year-old eat broccoli when he loved it last week?

Tears and tantrums, nap times, toilet training, screen time, fussy eating once your sweet little baby enters the toddler years, many new challenges arise.

Sharlene Poole, the acclaimed author of Baby Whispering, offers expert and easy-to-read advice on all these topics and more. From great developmental play ideas to age-appropriate routines, childcare options and adjusting to a new sibling, Sharlenes suggestions will help smooth the path towards calm parenting, and happy and well-adjusted preschoolers.

Toddler Whispering is the practical guide that even the tiredest of parents will be able to use.

Acknowledgements Many children and their families have given me the knowledge - photo 7
Acknowledgements

Many children and their families have given me the knowledge, the passion and the desire to write this book. It is with their trust that I have been able to create this tool for parents, to share what I have learnt and then applied in my years working in early childhood education.

Many special people have supported me through the process of writing, enabling me with not only their love and encouragement but also their practical help looking after my son George.

It has been wonderful timing to have been working on this book after becoming a parent myself and raising George, who fits into the toddler age in this book. George is, of course, the one particular little person who I have to thank especially, as he has given me the inspiration for a lot of content, as well as love and cuddles, laughter and confidence when I have been tired or stressed. Alongside working, I have had to find extra time to put into creating this book, and he has had to be patient and flexible with his usual routine.

I dedicate this book to George and to my mother, my family and my special friends you know who you are!

Introduction Parenting in these formative years Toddler Whispering has come - photo 8
Introduction
Parenting in these formative years

Toddler Whispering has come about as a direct request from those many parents who have read my first book, Baby Whispering, and then said to me, So, what next? What happens when they turn one?

All the incredibly quick changes that happen in the first year of a childs life and the issues that can arise were the reason for writing my first guide for parents, but the whole early childhood phase can be a challenge. Along with the immense, rapid developmental changes comes the knowledge that these early years are key to helping children become confident, loved and happy in the future.

Having studied early childhood education for three years and then working in ECE and with private families for the past 20-plus years, I realise that what most parents want and need is a basic guide, a resource that answers the daily questions that pop into their heads or arise with every step in their childs development.

However, with the increase in access to information for parents, it can sometimes be overwhelming. There can be too much information for some, which means they often just soldier on, trying to swim upstream rather than going with the flow, as I like to say!

Toddler Whispering has been designed for parents to read as their child goes through each stage not a book you sit down and read from cover to cover, but rather a go-to guide as you face the different queries or obstacles that arise in the one-to five-year age group. For some parents it will be confirmation that what they are doing is good and that they are on the right path in their parenting. But remember, there is no right or wrong way to parent we just need to meet the most important needs of our children with unconditional love, respecting their individual personalities and their age and stage of development. We need to be consistent, give them our time and provide a warm, safe and secure environment for them to grow and learn in.

I would encourage any parent who reads this book and then has further questions or concerns relating to their childs wellbeing to seek medical or professional advice. This books content is a guide only, a tool to encourage you to seek further advice if you still have concerns or if you require support on a one-to-one basis.

Sharlene Poole

1 Toddlers 125 years The best way to describe the beginning of the toddler age - photo 9
1 Toddlers 125 years The best way to describe the beginning of the toddler age - photo 10
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The best way to describe the beginning of the toddler age is to say they are going through a transition stage. They are transitioning from being a baby to being a preschooler but are neither one nor the other, often bouncing back and forth when they are faced with challenges and changes in learning, sleep, parenting and their environment.

They will have periods of being independent and then times when they are very attached to you. While this stage is enjoyed by many parents because of their childs growing independence, it can be confusing and challenging too, because parenting a child at this age requires you to be flexible and patient. They need to very much still be parented by you not at your will, but more and more at their will! They will show you quite clearly what they do and do not like.

Children at this age bring a lot of enjoyment to their parents, with their new words, new physical abilities and little mirrored gestures or actions. But they can also bring a lot of frustration, as they are not yet emotionally able to cope with their new independence but do not understand that! You may start to see the beginning of a few tantrums or emotional meltdowns, because unlike an older preschooler, they cannot understand why they cannot do certain things or why things have to come to an end.

Your role as a toddler parent is to be there for them, to guide them and give them opportunities, but with realistic boundaries. You do not want to hold them back by treating them like they are still your baby, but they are not ready to be given more freedom, like a preschooler.

You need to be flexible, to bounce back and forward, enabling but still having reins attached to keep them safe and secure. It requires a lot of patience and time to parent a child at this age. There is no quick answer you cannot rush a toddler! They are learning by trial and error.

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