Behavior and big feelings, explained without blame
Tantrums, hitting, whining and not listening, explained without blame and with steps that work at home.
9 guides
- How to teach kids patience in a world that doesn’t wait Shows start instantly and packages arrive tomorrow, so waiting gets little practice. Patience is a skill, not a personality trait, and ordinary days are full of chances to build it.
- How to stop whining kids (ages 3 to 6) without giving in Whining is one of the hardest sounds in parenting, and one of the most normal. What it usually means, and how to answer it without caving or snapping.
- How to stop toddler tantrums (and what to do while one is happening) You cannot prevent every meltdown, and you are not doing it wrong. Why toddlers have tantrums, how to cut down the triggers, and how to stay steady when one hits.
- How to raise grateful kids when they already have a lot A child who forgets to say thank you is not a spoiled child. Gratitude is a set of skills that grows with age, and a few everyday questions help it along.
- How to handle sibling rivalry without picking sides Siblings fight. A lot. You do not have to referee every round. Why young brothers and sisters clash, and how to coach them toward working it out themselves.
- How to get my child to listen without yelling If you have asked five times and ended up shouting, you are in very good company. Why young kids tune out, and a calm routine that works better than volume.
- 5 year old tantrums when told no: why they come back and what helps You thought tantrums ended with the toddler years. Then came the toy aisle. Why a no can still set off a five year old, and how to hold the line without a shouting match.
- 4 year old lying: is it normal, and how should you respond? The first real fib can feel alarming. It is actually a developmental milestone. What researchers have learned about young children and lying, and how to make the truth feel safe.





The library behind the Journal
The Money & Business Library is five illustrated picture books for ages 4 to 8 that follow money from a first dollar to a small business: earning, ideas, worth, building and growing. Audiobook editions are available too.
We publish the Journal so parents get the research for free, whether or not the books end up on your shelf.
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