TODDLER LIFE - 2 TO 4 YEARS
TODDLER LIFE - 2 TO 4 YEARS
The toddler years are a wild ride! All of a sudden your baby is changing and entering a new and unfamiliar territory. As a parent it’s confronting to be faced with new and sometimes unexpected behaviours like hitting, melt downs, biting, tantrums and testing the boundaries. It can be hard to know how to respond! We completely understand. The Toddler Life program is here for you, it will transform your journey through toddlerhood and change the way you connect with your toddler. Toddler life also covers sleep for little ones between the ages of 2 and 4. We are here to hold your hand through the toughest hood in town- toddler hood! We have you covered with proven, evidence based kind parenting techniques. Not only can you download your incredibly detailed program instantly to refer to at any time but you can also have unlimited listens of the audio files and 14 days completely free in the KPC Toddler Life Forum.
Unlimited access to audio files: We understand parents are busy and may not have time to read the program from cover to cover. To combat this problem we have created audio files! You can tune in and listen to Kylie Camps talk you through each chapter of the program. This means you can listen while you are on the go, whether it’s in the car, on a walk or while you are cleaning the bathroom of folding the endless piles of laundry. You can listen easily through your smartphone at any time.
14 days free access to the Toddler Life Forum: Our online forum is the place to be for all of your sleep and parenting needs. You can share your wins, hard times and ask questions in the forum. The KPC Sleep Society is the support component of the program and a KPC Customer Care Manager will be available in the forum to answer questions, offer guidance and share tips. We have live chats every month with a range of experts including first aid chats, lactation consultants, midwives, speech pathologists and more.
After 14 days you will have the option to opt out or stay in the forum. If you opt to stay on as part of the sleep society forum and enjoy the content, the monthly subscription fee is $9.
TODDLER LIFE INCLUDES
The Toddler Brain
Individual Temperament
Terrible Twos & Threenages
Toddlers & Questions
Encouraging Independence
Encouraging Social Interactions
Modelling Social Interactions
Toddler Activities & Playtime
Playtime
Sensory Processing
Encouraging Independent Play
Reading To Your Toddler
Screen Time
Chores + Contribution
Communication & Behaviour
Communication
Manners
Emotional Awareness
Biting
Hitting
Meltdowns & Tantrums
Meltdowns Vs. Tantrums
How To Respond
Common Triggers
Mastering a Positive Thought Pattern & Plan For Parents
Discipline
Right From Wrong
Yelling
Smacking
Time Out’s
Punishment vs Consequences
Laughing When Disciplining
Daycare
Returning to work
Choosing the right daycare
Settling in
New Behaviours at daycare
Daycare sleeps
Family Dynamics
Team Parenting
Preference For One Parent
Introducing A New Sibling
Sibling Relationships
Fighting Amongst Siblings
Competition Between Siblings
Comparing Your Toddler
For Parents
What To Do When You Have Moments Of Despair
Self-care & Full Cup
Anxiety, Fears & Phobias
Clinginess
Separation Anxiety
How To Help
Stress, Distress & The 3 F’s
Fear
Anxiety
Phobias
Fussy Eating
10 Top Tips
Non-negotiable Smoothie
Toilet Training
When To Start
Portable Potty vs Toilet
Night time Toilet Training
Sneaky People + Red Flag Feelings
Stranger Danger vs Sneaky People
How to Teach Your Toddler
What Else Can You Do
Helping A Toddler To Understand Their Body
Your Toddler And Sleep
The Two R’s
Positive Associations
Toddler Sleep Environment
Age-appropriate Sleepwear & Temperature
Comforters
Routine
It’s Time To Sleep Little one
Establishing Rituals
Preparing Your Toddler For Sleep
The Sleep Mama Settle & Resettle: In The Cot
The Sleep Mama Settle & Resettle: In A Toddler Bed
The Stay & Settle Approach
Protest vs. Emotional Crying
Settling & Resettling FAQS
Success & Progress Log
Common Sleep Hurdles
Dropping The Daytime Nap
Delay Tactics At Bedtime
Early Morning Rising
Identifying Negative Sleep Props & Unsuccessful Behaviours
Co-sleeping & Room Sharing
Removing The Dummy
18-month Sleep Regression
New Skills
Teething
Night Terrors
Fear Of The Dark
Night Lights
Big Bed Fun
Transitioning to a Toddler Bed
The Escape Artist