Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years: Simple Solutions for Sleep, Nutrition, Tears, Tantrums, and More
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Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years: Simple Solutions for Sleep, Nutrition, Tears, Tantrums, and More
Sale price
$23.99
Regular price $28.99
“This book offers clear, realistic strategies for sleep, routines, tantrums, discipline, and more—so you can feel more confident and less overwhelmed.” - Jamie Glowacki, best-selling author of Oh Crap! Potty Training and Oh Crap! I have a Toddler
“The book I wish I’d had when my kids were little.” - Leslie Means, Founder/Owner of Her View From Home, Author of So God Made a Mother and So God Made a Grandma
“A must-read for anyone with a toddler in their life!” - Masha Rumer, author of Parenting with an Accent: How Immigrants Honor Their Heritage, Navigate Setbacks, and Chart New Paths for Their Children
Toddlers are adorable—and completely exhausting!
If you’ve experienced throwing food, epic tantrums, bedtime battles, climbing out of the crib, picky eating, toilet training disasters, or full-blown meltdowns in public, you are not failing as a parent. You are simply parenting a toddler.
In Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years, award-winning author and mother of four Erin Eileen Leigh offers practical, research-based guidance to help you manage the toddler years with confidence and less stress.
Inside Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years, you’ll find:
The toddler years are intense—but they don’t have to feel impossible.
With the right tools, you can not only survive this stage… you can enjoy it.
“For every parent who has felt alone while spending days (and nights) watching their toddler grow from a baby that stays where you put them to a small person with big ideas and feelings, Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Yearswill be the friend you need. Erin Leigh sees the struggles, the joys and the opportunities in this part of parenting and gives advice and empathy when you need it most.” -Deborah Gilboa, MD, Family Physician and Resilience Expert, Author of Get the Behavior You Want… Without Being the Parent You Hate!
“A must-read for anyone with a toddler in their life! Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years is engaging, humorous, and filled with practical advice and resources on child psychology, sleep, play, and everything in between. Erin Leigh draws on extensive research and her own experience as a parent of four. Her writing is direct yet conversational, structured yet also tender, personal, and deeply relatable. I genuinely wish this book had existed back when I was in the early trenches of the parenting journey.” - Masha Rumer, author of Parenting with an Accent
“The book I wish I’d had when my kids were little. The toddler years are beautiful, of course—but also exhausting. Erin walks you through it all with simple, practical suggestions that don’t feel overwhelming, yet can create meaningful, lasting change in your home.” -Leslie Means, Founder/Owner of Her View From Home, Author of So God Made a Mother and So God Made a Grandma
“It is a masterpiece that invites us in, coddles us with comfort, provides extraordinary easy-to-digest nuggets of knowledge that we can carry with us and thus never feel alone.You spread wisdom through your words.”-Lisa Leshaw, author
“The book I wish I’d had when my kids were little.” - Leslie Means, Founder/Owner of Her View From Home, Author of So God Made a Mother and So God Made a Grandma
“A must-read for anyone with a toddler in their life!” - Masha Rumer, author of Parenting with an Accent: How Immigrants Honor Their Heritage, Navigate Setbacks, and Chart New Paths for Their Children
Toddlers are adorable—and completely exhausting!
If you’ve experienced throwing food, epic tantrums, bedtime battles, climbing out of the crib, picky eating, toilet training disasters, or full-blown meltdowns in public, you are not failing as a parent. You are simply parenting a toddler.
In Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years, award-winning author and mother of four Erin Eileen Leigh offers practical, research-based guidance to help you manage the toddler years with confidence and less stress.
Inside Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years, you’ll find:
- Solutions for sleep struggles and daily power battles with your toddler
- Strategies for handling picky eating and mealtime chaos
- Advice for travel, transitions, and unpredictable toddler behavior
- Encouragement for overwhelmed and stressed parents
- Tips to prioritize self-care and create daily routines that actually work
The toddler years are intense—but they don’t have to feel impossible.
With the right tools, you can not only survive this stage… you can enjoy it.
“For every parent who has felt alone while spending days (and nights) watching their toddler grow from a baby that stays where you put them to a small person with big ideas and feelings, Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Yearswill be the friend you need. Erin Leigh sees the struggles, the joys and the opportunities in this part of parenting and gives advice and empathy when you need it most.” -Deborah Gilboa, MD, Family Physician and Resilience Expert, Author of Get the Behavior You Want… Without Being the Parent You Hate!
“A must-read for anyone with a toddler in their life! Secrets to Surviving the Toddler Years is engaging, humorous, and filled with practical advice and resources on child psychology, sleep, play, and everything in between. Erin Leigh draws on extensive research and her own experience as a parent of four. Her writing is direct yet conversational, structured yet also tender, personal, and deeply relatable. I genuinely wish this book had existed back when I was in the early trenches of the parenting journey.” - Masha Rumer, author of Parenting with an Accent
“The book I wish I’d had when my kids were little. The toddler years are beautiful, of course—but also exhausting. Erin walks you through it all with simple, practical suggestions that don’t feel overwhelming, yet can create meaningful, lasting change in your home.” -Leslie Means, Founder/Owner of Her View From Home, Author of So God Made a Mother and So God Made a Grandma
“It is a masterpiece that invites us in, coddles us with comfort, provides extraordinary easy-to-digest nuggets of knowledge that we can carry with us and thus never feel alone.You spread wisdom through your words.”-Lisa Leshaw, author