Potty Training
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Potty Badges
Learning to use the potty gets a little easier when you break it down into 6 steps and reward children with these cool badges from Peg + Cat.
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Anxiety
Game
Rosie’s Flop Fiesta
Based on the show Rosie's Rules, players help five-year-old Rosie Fuentes prepare for a birthday party for her Abua. Kids manage big feelings by choosing between "flopping" (taking a break)…
Following Directions
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Routine Cards
Break everyday routines into small steps. You can customize the routine by deleting steps or by changing their order. (You can also print out the cards to help teach the…
Discipline
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Routines at the Ready: Weekly Schedule
Use these printable pages to help the whole family know what to expect by setting your weekly calendar and routines. With your help, guide children to cut and tape your…
Following Directions
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Sesame Street Communication Board
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a tool that can help people communicate without talking and can support talking with pictures relevant to a particular setting or situation. This printout…
Discipline
Article
Seven Tips for Practicing Positive Discipline
Here are seven tips that will set you on the path to better behavior—and a stronger, more peaceful connection with your child.
Following Directions
Article
Supporting Great Communication Skills for Kids
“Social language skills involve communication, understanding social cues, and building relationships,” These skills are building blocks for healthy connections and strong relationships.
Collaborative Play
Game
Tea Party
Playing tea party is a way for children to work on important social skills, like thinking about the needs of others and taking turns.
Potty Training
Article
Time to Go Potty!: Navigating Toilet Training
Here are a few some signs that your child is possibly ready to begin potty training.
Tantrums
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Toddler Tips: Meltdowns
Print this page of tips for avoiding meltdowns, handling them as they happen, offering comfort afterward, and considerations for when they happen in public.