Transforming Toddlerhood: How to Handle Tantrums, End Power Struggles, and Raise Resilient Kids---Without Losing Your Mind [Hardcover]

'A straightforward and empowering guide for parents, this book offers practical tools to regulate your own emotions while helping your toddler learn to do the same. Compassionate in tone, while grounded in research, it's a gift to every overwhelmed parent and caregiver. A must-read for anyone who wants to raise emotionally healthy kids while nurturing their own well-being.''I call the twos the 'teachable twos,' and Devon thinks the same. In Transforming Toddlerhood, she gives you practical scripts and tools to stay calm, hold space, and truly understand what's underneath the meltdown. As a mom of twins who's learned that emotional regulation starts with your own emotional regulation and presence, I found this book to be a game changer.''If you're a parent who has ever felt like you were failing because your toddler wouldn't listen, or like you've lost yourself in the process of trying to stay calm through back-to-back meltdowns, this book will feel like a lifeline. Because when you know differently, you show up differently--and then everything changes. As you find yourself more effective in navigating the hard stuff, you'll have more bandwidth to play, to have fun, and to delight in your child.''It's a great book to refer to when you feel stuck with your toddler--calm, respectful, and very aligned with Montessori values.''More than anything, Transforming Toddlerhood is a toolkit. Parents can come back to it again and again to help them navigate the power struggles, big emotions, and growing independence that come with this important stage of development.''Raising resilient, thriving kids starts with connection--not control. As a holistic pediatrician, I see how overwhelmed parents can feel navigating tantrums, power struggles, sensory overload, and emotional meltdowns. In Transforming Toddlerhood, Devon Kuntzman offers a compassionate, science-backed road map that helps parents navigate toddlerhood with clarity, connection, and confidence. A must-read for every parel£b