The baby days are over. One minute they give you a kiss and a smile and in the next moment are screaming and hitting. How can you handle this situation with your toddler without throwing a tantrum yourself? What triggers this type of behavior and how can it be prevented? How can we turn the "terrible twos" into the "terrific twos"?
The terrible twos is a normal stage of development that begins around ages 2-3, continuing until around ages 3-4. During this phase, toddlers undergo major cognitive, emotional, and social changes as they become more independent.
Oh no! Your child is in the terrible twos which means she's probably asserting herself in ways you never thought were possible. So, how do you turn the terrible twos into terrific twos?
