Congratulations! You’ve survived the first year of parenting. After countless diaper changes, late-night feedings, and record amounts of spit-up, you have grown more confident…and so has your child. Every toothbrushing leads to a wrestling match. All the food on their plate is beige. They have brought home yet another virus. Will your child make it through toddlerhood? Will you? With Toddler 411, the answer is a confident yes! Dr. Ari Brown guides you through these special years with clear facts, practical answers to your biggest questions, and tried-and-true strategies from parents who have been there before. In this seventh edition, Dr. Brown shares the latest research and reliable information on key concerns.
Evaluation comments:
“This book will be welcomed by parents of toddlers—very educational, yet easy to read.”
“This book is written by a board-certified pediatrician who is also a parent. She covers all the essential topics such as milestones, behaviors, boundary testing, eating habits (I could have used this with my extremely picky eater).”
“I like Dr. Brown’s easy-going manner of writing about child development. She discusses normal vs “red flag” behaviors and what may be early signs of neurodiversity.”
“The book gives concrete and realistic strategies for the things parents really want to know about such as toilet training and dealing with picky eaters.”
“The book covers vaccines, digital exposure, how to manage a temper tantrum and for illnesses, when to stay home and when to go to urgent care. This book is not something you have to read cover to cover, but a resource you can use as your toddler is going through the stages.”
“This is a great gift for the parents going through life with a toddler. Could also be a great gift and resource for grandparents as well as early childhood educators.”