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What tip helped you the most with your early morning wakings? Share your success stories below! 👇#ToddlerWakingEarly

Remember, to check out my course Calm Connections to learn more about communicating with your little one to END screaming and yelling matches here! 👉 pages.teethingtotantrums.com/calmconnections/

Greetings from Canada and thank you for this awesome channel! Could you please make a thorough video about short naps during the day? My baby (in his separation anxiety stage, 8 months of age) would nap for 30 minutes sharp, then wake up and if I am not right there by his side, he won't settle down to extend the nap. Meaningless to say, he will be cranky and needy because of the short nap and all the schedule will go out the window 😅 I don't like the cry it out method - it's hard for both mom and baby. What I came up with, for now, is put a timer for 25 minutes and then go to baby's room and be there, like I've never left the room... It works, but I'd like him to be able to go back to sleep by himself! 😊

All those criteria fit my almost 8 months old baby! It's a stage, I know, and it's hard. But it's also prime time to deepen this beautiful connection between mom and baby 👶 Thank you 😊

Do you suspect your baby is struggling with separation anxiety? Be sure to watch my video on How To Handle Baby Separation Anxiety here: ruclips.net/video/wfrcMv7m_Y8/видео.html

Thank you for yet another awesome video! 😃

My baby is 7.5 months old and is going through this phase right now. Thank you for all the great tips! I love love love your channel! 😊

If you're struggling with separation anxiety with your baby, and you have a question I've not answered in this video, please leave me a comment below and I will answer it for you!👇

Are you struggling with tantrums with your 3-year-old? I hope the tips in this video can help restore peace and calm to your household! Let me know how you get on below. 👇

Babies look at me and they smile with great joy and happiness, and i wonder what they see about or around me, it happened to me today and all the girls around here were wonder why she was so happy full of joy and happiness, till they saw she was smiling to me, they all were suprise

Can you do a video on “witching hour” between 4-9 weeks. I’m 24 weeks pregnant with #4 after a 5 year gap and refreshing my brain with your channel has been WONDERFUL. The one thing I feel I’m not prepared for is that I would like to avoid getting into the “maybe she’s hot, maybe she’s over tired, maybe she needs to cluster feed, maybe I should cut out dairy???” routine every evening until I go BANANAS.

I am so thankful that I found your RUclips channel 😊 So much useful information!

Love love love this video! So many helpful tips! Thank you 😊 💓

When your baby wakes up early in the morning, it can derail your whole day. However, with the tips in today's video, you'll be able to reclaim those precious few hours of slumber when you need it the most! Let me know how you get on below! 👇

It's incredibly frustrating when our toddlers ignore us... And I hope that by watching today's video you will be able to implement new techniques to engage their cooperation and enthusiasm time and time again! Let me know how you get on below! ⬇

At times it's not possible for me to understand what my toddler is "whining" about. There will be sudden loud shrieks that don't stop until some very specific need is met. I really do need her to use her words and tell me what she needs, or what is the matter, otherwise I cannot help. When we explain that we don't understand and that she needs to use the words that she has (and we'll start offering suggestions: e.g. up, cup, milk, eat, outside, bike ride, book, etc...), usually she does come up with something that she wants. If possible and appropriate, I can then get or do that thing for her. If we did not ask her to "use her words" she really would continue to scream thinking that we ought to be able to read her mind. So "use your words" is one of those house mantras that help her to learn before resorting to screams, we would like her to try "talking" to tell mama and dada what she needs so that we can help. When it's a tantrum though, distract, comfort, and move on is the right answer. As you say, toddlers can't explain, "I'm angry because you told me I can't go outside right now. I know you said I could go later, but I just don't want to wait that long and I don't understand why I can't go out now."

Remember, there's no such thing as the perfect parent... simply being aware of these phrases can make a massive difference to your parenting journey! 💛 Learn more about communicating with your little one with our course Calm Connections here 👉 pages.teethingtotantrums.com/calmconnections/

Can you step away if they are in a safe room?

Do you have anything specifically on meltdowns?

Tantrums in 2-year-olds can be greatly reduced by learning how to effectively communicate between you and your toddler. Learn how to break free from tantrum cycles with our Calm Connections course here! ---> pages.teethingtotantrums.com/calmconnections/

💤 Here's the link to our handy Baby Sleep Cues PDF! ---> drive.google.com/file/d/1xwF0tMa2IPU-WdfIM8tWxZHmFoH6loM7/view?usp=sharing ✅

Are you currently struggling with newborn day night confusion? Let me know how you get on with these 7 tips! #newbornsleep #daynightconfusion

The thing to remember is that sometimes, no matter how hard you try, your child may still have a hard time adjusting. Your child might say things like, "my family/household is my parents/guardians, and me!" "You had/adopted/took in my (sibling, cousin, friend, foster sibling, etc.) just to show me how much you didn't love me! Didn't you?!" "When I grow up, I'm only going to have one kid!" As a parent, it might be tempting to get all upset, or say something like, "what about your (sibling, cousin, friend, foster sibling, etc.)?" "No, we had/adopted/took in your (sibling, cousin, friend, foster sibling, etc.) because we have enough love for both of you." "What if your partner wants two kids?" Instead, try to think of it like this. You will notice that I often use this analogy, and that's only because this seems like an analogy that most adults can relate to. Imagine if when you first started at your new job, it was only you and your boss. And then, a few months to several years later, along came a new coworker. Imagine if your boss decided that everything and everyone had to be centered around your new coworker, and their breaks, clock-in times, clock-out times, sick days, etc. Imagine if your boss, who would sometimes tell you things like, "I'll help you in a minute, I'm busy with this," always seemed ready to pause whatever they were doing any time your new coworker indicated that they needed help. Imagine if your boss was constantly telling you things like, "you have to be quiet right now, because your new coworker is on their break," or, "I'm helping your new coworker with this right now, but I'll help you when I'm done," but never told your new coworker the same. Imagine if your boss decided that all work-related activities now had to be something the new coworker could join you guys in, and seemed to completely disregard the fact that you felt like you were long past that stage. Imagine if your boss told you that you were now expected to go to certain areas of the workplace to use certain items (or worse, you weren't allowed to have said items in the workplace AT ALL), because "they might harm your new coworker." The only difference is that, as an adult, you most likely have grasped the concept of sharing and taking turns, and the importance of doing so, and you are most likely past the hormonal, highly emotional, hypersensitive stages known as puberty and adolescence (or the preteen and teen years), so getting used to sharing your boss with a new coworker might not be as big of a deal. Now imagine this from the perspective of a toddler or young child, who really hasn't mastered the art of sharing OR taking turns, now having to get used to sharing AND taking turns with parental/guardian attention. Or the perspective of a pubescent or adolescent, who is experiencing a surge of hormones and emotions, and needs their parents'/guardians' emotional support now more than ever, now having to get used to not having it readily available.

Great video, I agree about books.

My baby is 7months old he sometime twice a day Or rarely he used to lie and see something silently then he come back to the world.. Looks like adult we stare at something. Is it okayyy Or to be worried

Love your videos!

I was worried, now I'm not. Thank you

Thank you for the help😅

Because they got a staring problem dawg.

Or because they see God in u

This was pretty helpful! Thank you :)

I think it's because they see a Angel around you

:)

Can’t wait to check out some of your other videos! I think that you deserve way more views. Did you ever check Promosm??? You could use it to promote your channel.

This video was so nice! Thanks so much! Thumbs up!

Do you have any questions about how to sow the seeds of self-settling? Or have any more tips of your own? Comment below and let me know!

Do you any top tips for helping your toddler to adjust to a new baby? Or have any further questions you want to ask me about this new step in your parenting journey? Then just drop me a comment below!

Do you any top tips for getting your baby to sit up? Or have any further questions you want to ask me about early childhood development? Then just drop me a comment below!

Do you any top tips for getting your toddler to talk? Or have any further questions you want to ask me about language development? Then just drop me a comment below!

Got any more questions about how to toddler-proof your home? Ask away!

If you would like me to make a video on Sleep Regression and one on Teething, then let me know! Also, remember to ask any questions you have about why your baby is fighting sleep too!

Another great video! Thanks for the advice Paula :)

Thanks for the great video!!

Have any more questions about how to bond with your newborn baby? I would love to hear them!

Do you have any further questions about how to play with a newborn?? Be sure to leave a comment, I'd love to hear your ideas for how you play with your newborn!

Have any more questions about Getting A Newborn To Sleep At Night? Be sure to comment below and let me know! I'll reply as soon as I can! Thank you for the support!

Do you have any more questions about tummy time? Be sure to leave a comment below and I'll answer them all! 👇 With love and support, Paula x

Do you have any questions about baby's staring habits? Be sure to drop me a comment below & I'll be sure to answer them all! 👇 With Love and Support, Paula x