What people keep running into with toddler
Complaints tagged toddler, each raised by more than one person. One-off posts are not included.
5 recurring problems · 71 people · 2 forums we read
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- 20Why does my toddler refuse to eat anything I cook?Toddlers suddenly reject home-cooked meals and hand their plates back full, leaving parents feeling miserable when mealtimes become a battle. This makes it impossible to rely on regular meal routines and leaves children eating only a very limited selection of foods.
- 16Why is my 12 week old waking up every 2 hours?Babies can suddenly shift sleep patterns at around 12 weeks, waking up every two hours right before parents have to return to work. This leaves parents exhausted and desperate to break the cycle of constant night wakings before their leave ends.
- 16How do I start potty training when I don't have a yard?Potty training without private outdoor space or with unique reliability needs makes the initial steps feel overwhelming. This lack of a clear starting routine leaves owners unsure how to begin without proper facilities, preventing them from establishing reliable habits from day one.
- 10How to transition a toddler from baby bottles to cupsToddlers often refuse cups and demand baby bottles despite already knowing how to drink from alternative vessels. This stubborn preference frequently leads to intense resistance and decreased fluid intake during the transition process, leaving parents searching for effective strategies.
- 9How to handle anxiety about your baby crying at daycare transitionBabies often cry heavily during their first transition days into daycare, which triggers intense fear and anxiety for parents about their safety and well-being. This distress makes caregivers deeply reluctant to leave them and leaves them questioning whether they should push back start dates or stay with them during the initial adjustment period.
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