toddlers
That's mine!
Written by Jesse Florea
Yank! A doll flies into the air, ripped from a preschooler’s hands by your 3-year-old daughter. “My toy,” your daughter states firmly.
Tales of a potty-training pro
Written by Laura Polk
Potty training my daughter was a breeze. When she turned 18-months-old, we bought a potty, starting reading books about the potty and let her pretend to use it. When she was two, we told her it was potty time.
Stranger danger
Written by Bridgette Booth
I took my six-year-old daughter, Rachel, on a shopping trip. When I realized she had disappeared, I searched the aisles but could not find her. Blinking back tears, I hurried to where I had last seen her and desperately called her name.
Scripture squirrel
Written by Connie L. Peters
If you sing a Scripture verse often enough, toddlers will remember it. But singing does not guarantee they will learn the correct words – like the child who thought God’s name was Harold from the phrase in the Lord’s Prayer, “Hallowed be thy name.”
Reforming my tiny tyrants
Written by Dave Meurer
Anyone who believes children come into this world as “clean slates” with no predisposition to be tiny felons has never done battle with a two-year-old demanding to go to Toys “R” Mine.
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