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Little kids are imaginative, playful, and always on the go. Having a young child is quite the adventure. And when they’re toddlers, you’ll most likely have to deal with a tantrum or two! At this stage, kids are still building their communication skills and learning how the world works. Understanding their wants and needs, as well as managing their behavior, can often feel like playing a guessing game.

This week at childmind.org, we’re rounding up resources on how to handle common challenges that parents of young kids often face, such as tantrums and meltdowns and struggling to communicate. We give advice on how to help shy kids navigate social interactions. And we explore how to help kids develop a healthy sleeping schedule. Additionally, we provide tips to help parents detect early signs of mental health disorders, such as autism.

– Faith Wilkins, Staff Writer | 

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How to Handle Tantrums and Meltdowns

Tips for helping children learn better ways to express powerful emotions.

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Talking to Toddlers

Communication kids will actually respond to.

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Helping Young Children Who Are Socially Anxious

Tips for helping reluctant children join in play and group activities.

Helping

Encouraging Good Sleeping Habits

Tips for helping kids fall — and stay — asleep.

Encouraging

How to Build Independence in Preschoolers

Helping youngsters develop skills — and a sense of self.

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What Are the Earliest Signs of Autism?

Signs of autism in infants and toddlers can be easy to miss — unless you know what you’re looking for.

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How to Separate From Clingy Kids

What to do when a child doesn’t want to say goodbye.

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