Either sit down at the table until they’re gone or they eat until dinner time and don’t complain that you’re starving either .Thats what my parents used to say.

Too bad so sad.

Nope that's just white parents for you, we the rest don't give him a choice they have to eat simple

HAHA! SO TRUE!!!

Yes sacrifice becomes the way of life. You forget what you want😂😅

Oh well i made em ya didnt want em there gone now.

Great video thank you!!

When my son was 2, we tried to potty train him one weekend a month for 3-4 months in a row without success. One day, he decided he wanted to pee in the potty, and that was that. However, we never got him to poo. Our daughter was born when he was 2.5, and he reverted in so many ways including sucking his thumb. We moved across country when he was 3 and she was 6 months old, and it was really hard on him. He regressed in his sleep when we moved and has had night terrors for months. Still doesn't want to poo. He did, however, decide he didn't want to sleep in pull ups anymore and hasn't had a bed accident for 6 months. He is almost 4, my daughter is now 15 months old, and he still won't try to poo on the potty. I feel like I missed the poo window. What do I do? Do I let him decide like he did with the pee OR do we try to potty train both of them at the same time when my daugther is 18-20 months old (he'll be just over 4). He's still not sleeping in his own room, either, but that's a whole different issue. I've been debating putting him in her room to share but I am afraid to mess up her beautiful sleep habits. Will starting with POO help the SLEEP issues we're having later or should I focus on SLEEP now and then let HIM decide on poo? So many questions. Thank you for this video!

YOU ARE A LIFE SAVERRRRRR!!!!

So , what do you do when a child melts down at 2 am??

These tips couldn't have come at a better time. My child almost 2.5 year old has been waking up consistently at 5a for the past almost two months now. It's been such a drain especially when I have to give attention to my 5 year old. We've been following another sleep training course but needed some fine tuning because he's still waking up early. I'm going to start implementing these tips tonight!

Hello, I really enjoyed your videos. My 19 month old daughter has been crying and screaming after I put her down for bedtime. She’s been doing this for about 12 weeks. She’s been a good sleeper since she was 1 years old . I have established a good bedtime routine since she was an infant. She gets a bath at bedtime and I read her a couple books before putting her in the crib. She sleeps with a white noise machine. I’ve tried adjusting wake windows . I start bedtime around 730pm and she falls asleep at 830pm. If I start bedtime at 7pm , she doesn’t fall asleep until 9. She naps from 12-2 or I’ve shortened nap from 12:30 -2pm but she still fights bedtime. I always have to wake her from her nap so maybe she needs 3 hours instead of only 2 hours? She always wakes up 7am every morning and sleeps through the night. My question is how long should she nap for and what time in the afternoon ? Is the nap interfering with bedtime? I feel it’s too early to drop the nap. Im sorry for this long rant but I’m all out tricks and not sure what to do .

I love that you are just talking about this. Thank you, sorry im late to the party! Keep making more videos!

Thank you! Im in this transition right now so your words are very appreciated!

They are holding my 2 year old down for naps . Please help ! He goes to sleep at 11-12am because of Naps .

2 year old! If only, my 8 month old has started 😮

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How do I get to the masterclass it’s like it’s just thinking

Ever since we took away the pacifier, she never wants to nap and fights it. She just wants to sleep on us but we leave her in the crib but she cried and nothing worked. 😭 Even though she is tired.

My wife and I recently returned from a trip alone and my 4 year old sleep has gone downhill while we were away and since we have returned. Unfortunately, he was still in a crib and we had to transition him when we got back because he was throwing tantrums and jumping out. We have had some recent success with getting him to lay down at bedtime without throwing a tantrum or leaving the room, but the issue is still the night wakings. I believe it's driven mostly by separation anxiety from our trip and the transition. Sometimes we can take him back to bed and he will lay down. Other times, he will throw massive tantrums if we leave the room and begin grabbing and throwing things in his room. I have recently tried reassuring him briefly and giving him a hug and kiss and he stays in bed. I had heard you shouldn't really say anything to the child in the middle of the night. What can we do to limit or eliminate night wakings?

My toddler has night terror every night. I'm just want to tell him

Is iT harmfull for the child to sleep with the parents if the parents don't mind?

The terrible 2 years old?

not even imaginary friend Jacob?

My neighbor needs to watch this video. Her near 3-year-old has no routine, runs around past 11 p.m., and screams and hollers throughout the night. The child sometimes naps at 5pm and the parent's wonder why she's running around after 11.

What about the parent loving one child more than the other? 🤔

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Meanwhile kids in Europe nap every day in preschool till 7 years old 😂

I'm so glad you said the binky is a habit and not just a phase. It is a hard truth for most.

Does this apply to children with ASD?

Long shitty article and shitty video to sell bullshit at the end.

What about kids who won’t go to sleep for hours after being put into bed? I have a 3, almost 4 year old who has always struggled to fall asleep. Even as a newborn. We have done earlier and later bedtimes and it usually takes an hour plus for her to sleep. Sometimes up to 2 or more hours. She has a super consistent bedtime routine and takes no naps (if she takes an even a short nap she will not fall asleep until at least 10pm). She will usually go to sleep in minutes or less if we hold her and sing to her.

Listen I'm just a kid who's afraid of the dark I need to know

Plz watch and add comment

Can you elaborate more on ignoring the negative behavior. So if they want a drink of water do you just ignore it and pretend they are not there? If they getting out of bed messing around laughing do I ignore and not come in the room? If they are getting out of their room do I ignore that and not do anything about it. Not sure what you mean by ignoring negative behavior.

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Great video, I needed this one! My 3 year old used to eat everything until he was about 18 months old. Then he had a bad case of reflux for almost 6 months which created food aversions. Here we are a year after the reflux cleared and he only eats a handful of foods. It is so frustrating!

My daughter is getting closer to turning 3. If she does nap during day...she'll stay up way past 8 even if we're in her room reading books and attempting to sleep

This was so helpful 😊

What a wonderful and insightful episode. Thank you both so much for sharing!

Hi Jessica. Exhausted parents here out of options. Our 3.5 year old son used to sleep through the night up until November 7th of this year. From that day until today January 23rd, he gets up multiple times a night restless and cries / screams until we come into his room and do most of the night-time routine all over to get him back to sleep. That includes rocking in the chair and singing a song he likes to sing before sleeping, then getting a drink of water and going back to sleep. He is in a crib still and shows no interest in climbing out of it. This has gone on for close to 3 months now and we are out of answers. My wife is also 7 months pregnant and needs the sleep at night. We can't keep doing this any longer. By the way, neither of us are comfortable with the crying it out method. He's been checked several times at his pediatrician with a clean bill of health. We genuinely have no clue what started waking him. He is on a very clean diet, gets plenty of food and play time during the day and takes naps. We follow nap times that allow for enough wake time in between and we've tried skipping naps and it doesn't make a difference. Any tips?

Yay!!! So grateful we got to chat on this!! Thanks for having me!!

Very intresting advices. Our boy is 3 and a half. We were told never use food as prize or punishment. Never force him to eat if he doesn´t want to. No junk food, no sugary drinks, except in a party. When I put rice tomato and chicken on the plate he goes to the chicken, ends it and ask me for more chicken. Thats when I say "eat the rice and tomato to have more chicken", usualy works. I don´t praise him for eating. I try to teach with the example. By that I mean hiding in the closet to eat a chocolate and eating veggies in front of him saying "great carrot!". A role model. So far so good... perfect weight/age curve, he eats almost anything, only hates fish and stinky chesees.

I love your cotent. We're having serious problems with our two girls bedtime routine. 2 and 4 year old... they won't let us leave the room after stories and follow us out the room all the time... we have been giving in and ending up in the bed with them... please can you advise ??

We switched to a toddler bed but our toddler still refuses to be in his bed, so we changed to his travel cot and has slept in it for 2 nights but still puts up a fight, hes 33 months will be 3 years old in April. 🤯

Thank you 😁

Great series of videos! Thank you for sharing ❤

As soon as she said it, I knew she was right

how do i train my 2 year old to sleep alone? we slept train her a while back but she kept on crying and didnt work. So, we made the mistake to sit in her room until she falls asleep. now if we are not there, she will cry until she looses her voice and has anxiety next day and wont let me out of her sight or put her down.

Hi! I like your videos very much. They teach me about parenting in general appart from bedtime stuff. Thanks for making them. You say 8pm is bedtime. But my 3yo kid sleeps 10 hours, so putting him to sleep at that time means 6am waking. We put him to bed at 10pm just to have him wake at 8am so we, parents don't need to wake so early. Could you give me your opinion on this?