Toddlers

Make interesting bottles for your child to shake and examine -- add different fluids for different effects.

Teach your child to use her sense of touch by creating fun sensory bags for her to play with.

If your child is afraid of thunder, show her how she can fight back by making a bit of her own thunder!

Find tips on dealing with your preschooler's newfound interest in sexuality.

Learn how to encourage the development of your child's capacity for empathy.

Learn how to react when your preschooler starts experimenting with bad words and bathroom talk.

Around the age of three, your child's artistic skills will be expanding.

Learn about your preschooler and her world of imagination.

Playing board and card games with your child will teach him about aspiration, success, and disappointment. He'll gain experience with both winning and losing.

Learn how you can help your child overcome habitual bedwetting.

Follow these tips for weaning your preschooler off the pacifier.

Follow these tips to help your child break the habit of thumb sucking.

If your child is not in preschool, try these alternate ways and opportunities to help him make friends and grow socially.

Get tips on how to make parting from your preschooler easier on both of you.

Learn how to encourage your preschooler to form friendships.

Learn how you can encourage your preschooler to get along, share, and build friendships with other children.

Take the time to explain hygiene to your preschooler, and you will probably get more cooperation in bathing, brushing, and cutting down on the spread of germs.

Parents are their preschooler's role model for social skills. The three-year-old social scientist will observe, analyze, and copy the way his parents behave with each other and with other people.