But like many parts of parenting, this too shall pass. It may be helpful to think of your 4-year-old’s behavior as normal development that will only help them grow into a healthy, functioning child.

milestones and normal behavior go, you’ll both enjoy that journey to 4. Social skills, both fine and gross motor skills and language skills have improved. Far different than your 2-year-old ...

Temper tantrums are a typical part of growing up ... There are ways you can respond to outbursts or behavior issues without negatively impacting your 2-year-old child and their development.

On this week’s Parenting segment, one letter writer asked how to manage their two-year-old, who has recently started hitting ...

My 4-year-old’s friend’s parent (going gender-neutral here: “Sam”) has on many occasions chided my kid for what we see as normal ... their behavior toward your child; 2) pretend that ...