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Return To ShopIf the answer is yes, then Toddler Tactics is for you. Being the parent of a toddler can be exciting, inspiring and exhausting – all at once! Your biddable baby has now become a moving, grooving tot with attitude, and it will take all your patience and skill to deal with these changes.
Scientists tell us that approximately half of a child’s intelligence is developed by the age of four: This means that your child will learn faster in the first four years than in the next forty.”
Toddler Tactics is bursting with practical strategies and hassle-free advice for making the toddler years the exhilarating experience they should be, including techniques for dealing with tantrums, mummy meltdowns, walking, talking, weaning and learning, as well as:
For a while I’ve been really struggling with my two year old son. I have just had a baby girl and out of nowhere my placid boy was throwing tantrums, hitting, kicking, screaming at the top of his lungs, the works. I honestly feared some days that I was going to lose control and had to put him in his cot while I was shaking and walk away. I was yelling at him when I got desperate and the more I yelled the worse he became. I finally realised I needed some direction dealing with him and was excited to find Toddler Tactics after loving your sleeping like a baby. Your book has changed me as a parent, it taught me so much about my son and I deal with him in a peaceful way now, no yelling but lots of cuddles and patience. Jack understands words but has limited language and your book taught me how to communicate with him despite our language barrier. From the bottom of my heart, thank you! You have saved this mums sanity and made the relationship with my son a much more positive one
Hi Pinky, I have finally got round to having a read of ‘Toddler Tactics’ and may I say a huge thank you on behalf of my toddler and I for helping me find my way again. This Christmas one friend said, with regards to the ‘terrible twos’ that “…if you win the battle, you’ve won the war…”. I think we prefer to hang ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ posters. Not that I consider it a war at all! Thanks Pinky for making me feel positive and motivated again x
“Someone hears Pinky’s name too often methinks… Miss Just-Turned-3 walks past with her hands carefully cupped in front of her. I say “what’ve you got there?”. She: “baby”. I: “oo lovely, what’s her name?”. She: “Pindy Uh-tay”. Guffaw. Since then Pindy Uh-tay’s had some boosie milk, a nappy change and, sadly, drowned(?!) in a drawer.
Attended Pinky’s Toddler Tactics seminar in melbourne today, and I want to say how informative my husband and I found it. We have 3 girls (4yo, 2yo and 7week old) and what we heard and learnt today will benefit all our girls and ourselves in parenting gentler. Pinky’s tactics resonated with me as how i wish to parent and gave me ideas to change our current skills to more understanding skills. Thank you Pinky for the oportunity to attend.