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Probably the best sleeping tips videos out there! (trust me I've watched a lot of them!!)

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Probably should explain that this does NOT work with newborns up to around 8-10 weeks.

Great and interesting video with practical tips I can actually use! For example creating a quiet area. I realize we've been applying many of these strategies unconsciously, and they really do make a difference like creating predictability, announcing actions like heading home, and saying goodbye to close activities. This video is a great summary and a real boost of encouragement. Thanks!

Thomas & Friends: Steam Engine Stories

Songs Chapter 1 - Engine Roll Call Chapter 2 - Emily Chapter 3 - Every Day’s a Special Day on Sodor Chapter 4 - Buffer Up and Share Chapter 5

Come Ride the Rails Episode 1: Molly’s Special Special Episode 2: Respect for Gordon Episode 3: Emily Knows Best Episode 4: Saving Edward Episode 5: Rheneas and the Dinosaur Episode 6: Thomas and the Golden Eagle

Track Stars Episode 1: Thomas Gets it Right Episode 2: Emily’s New Route Episode 3: Percy’s Big Mistake Episode 4: As Good As Gordon Episode 5: James Gets a New Coat Episode 6: Thomas, Emily and the Snowplough

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Thank you, Paula! 😊

Thanks for watching! Be sure to download your FREE Bedtime and Nap Cheat Sheet here 👉 pages.teethingtotantrums.com/bedtime-nap-cheat-sheet-youtube/

I'm commenting for the algorithm, because I have nothing to add but as a nanny I found this video helpful :)

Thanks for watching and good luck on your baby-led weaning journey!

How to handle a tantrum when you’re outside or on the street, without access to tools like a quiet corner, and ignoring your child isn’t an option?

step 1 - try signing step 2 - do not escalate step 3 - designated yelling zone step 4 - acknowledge frustration step 5 - praise when the toddler sto ... god this video is a lump of nothing. There is nothing of value here

My 12 month old has increasing become more anxious within the last month. He just screams and cries. Is naps have gotten shorter. He just seems so unhappy even going for car rides. He wants my hand or for me to look at him. We have a bedtime routine.

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My 2yo daughter doesn't speak much nor does she listen when we say things to her. After she's had tantrums she goes back to play. Quiet corners don't work because I cannot communicate to her about it, she doesn't understand. She preventd eye contact and when we call her, sometimes she reacts, most times she ignores

Good tips, but I for some babies it's impossible to be put down drowsy but awake I think. My baby just screams until he's so upset it will take another hour to fall asleep. It's hard for him to fall asleep even when rocked and breastfed. Not to talk about putting him down... He's 6 months now, I used to be so upset hearing he should be able to fall asleep by himself. I just accepted he has really light sleep and he resists sleep a lot. So this is for the new moms don't stress about it too much 😂❤

Thanks for watching! I hope you find these tips about helping toddlers learn how to share in a developmentally appropriate way helpful. If you have any questions, drop me a comment below 👇

All tips related to helping baby sleep ARE sleep training

We implemented your tip about spending time in the crib…it’s the best!! So nice to wake up and hear our bub happily enjoying his morning vs starting the day crying.

*Yes, it is possible!* You don't need to sleep train if you follow these healthy sleep habits from an early age! Get your FREE Bedtime and Nap Cheat Sheet here: pages.teethingtotantrums.com/bedtime-nap-cheat-sheet-youtube/

hi Paula, thank you for another amazing video! I was wondering if maybe you could help me with another subject : being hit 😅 my 22 month old has never hit anyone it’s actually the opposite. Other kids tend to hit him and he always freezes and sometimes cries. I actually have no idea what the best reaction would be… I tell him that it’s not nice and that he should distance himself physically BUT… now he is afraid of some kids that we often see at the playground 😖 do you have any advice ? What should I tell him? Thank you ❤

Thanks for watching! Remember, toddler hitting is a very natural behavior. However, it's our reaction to these outbursts that will determine how long your toddler will hit. By following these 3 steps, you can end toddler hitting once and for all! If you have any questions, drop them in the comments below 👇

Thanks so much, Paula! 🙂 Could you please make a couple more videos on those themes: - Essentials to buy in preparation for a newborn - Correct pumping methods for new (and experienced) mamas Love from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️

Love this, thank you for the useful infomation

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Great video!

Great tips! Thank you 😊

How funny! I love the name Dull dad method 😂 my toddler used to do that for weeks and I would get sooooo upset and mealtimes became a war zone. After a while I just decided to leave him and I said « ok I will let you eat alone » and he started eating. But as soon as I would show up, he would start throwing the food again. So it clicked : it was a game for him, a way of getting attention. And so I decided to ignore the mess. After two meals… done. He never did it again ! 🎉

Thanks for watching! Will you be implementing the Dull Dad Method soon? Let me know how you get on below! 👇

Very practical and clear guidance for the parent to give the child what it needs because transitions can be difficult.

Thanks for watching! I hope this video helps you unlock your toddler's listening ability! Remember to check out my Calm Connections Course to learn how to break free from tantrum cycles and become calm and confident communicators (and listeners!) 👉 Learn more here: pages.teethingtotantrums.com/calmconnections/

Thanks for watching! I hope you and your toddler have pleasant and happy daycare drop-offs. If you have any further questions, drop me a comment below! 👇

Hi, the link to your cheat sheet it not working I think.

Thank you so much. This has really been helpful and comforting knowing that we aren’t doing anything wrong! ❤

The baby was sending me kisses💀-

My baby is 6.5 months old ,he is staring at all the designs and patterns on clothes like designs on blankets, floor mat ,clothes, wall painting... From 3 months onwards he is showing more interest in patterns than faces.... He is babbling a lot and I am not sure about eye contact .. sometimes he maintains good eye contact and sometimes he won't ..... Is it normal to stare at patterns???...now I am really worried about Autism

Thanks again for the latest video! 😊 Despite my vast experience with caring for babies and toddlers, I find your videos excellently structured, your tips very useful and your voice soothing. Great reminders about how basics are sooooo important when caring for little ones! Please make a video about starting solids and, in particular, about baby-led weaning. Thank you so much!

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Spot on! I learned so many of these strategies “on the job” and I wish all new parents had access (& knew about) your content.

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for watching! I'm very passionate about helping parents understand transitions and when I first started on UA-cam, I was shocked to see how little people were talking about it! I hope this video will help you on your parenting journey and if you have any questions about navigating transitions, please drop me a comment below. 👇

Thanks for watching! Which tips are you going to try first? Let me know in the comments below 👇 PS: Remember to read my post on Handling Baby Separation Anxiety At Night for more actionable advice: www.teethingtotantrums.com/baby-separation-anxiety-at-night/

Thanks for watching! If you'd like more advice about handling 4-year-old tantrums, be sure to head over to TeethingToTantrums and read our blog posts! Here's one to get you started: www.teethingtotantrums.com/tantrums-in-4-year-olds/

Thanks so much for this video with all the tips! 😊

Thanks for watching! Which tip will you try first to help your little one sleep for longer today? Let me know how you get on! Remember to get your FREE Bedtime and Nap Cheat Sheet here: pages.teethingtotantrums.com/bedtime-nap-cheat-sheet-youtube/

Thanks for watching! Which tip will you try first? Let me know how you get on! Remember to get your FREE Bedtime and Nap Cheat Sheet here: pages.teethingtotantrums.com/bedtime-nap-cheat-sheet-youtube/