Do you have a 'problem toddler' you need help with? Prima Baby Wondernanny, Gitte Daniels is a qualified nursery nurse with more than 18 years experience caring for children. She's here to solve your toddler problems. Every month Wondernanny helps a

some healthy snacks to hand.IGNORE HER Sometimes your toddler may deliberately misbehave as a way of attracting your attention. Provided she won’t cause any damage to herself or others, it might be best to ignore her. Ignoring the behaviour is failing

New Year is the perfect time to make a few toddler resolutions that will help your family stay happy and healthy. If you've been putting off tackling tricky toddler habits, read on for advice that will help your child reach that next milestone

psychologist Nicola Barber.But mix this new desire to gain control with a constant feeling of being thwarted, and you have the perfect recipe for toddler rage.The best way to curb tantrums before they start is to give her a feeling of being in control, even

Toddlers and tantrums go together - you're lucky if your child doesn't go through that terrible twos stage.But long or aggressive temper tantrums are not necessarily normal - and may be a sign that your child is at risk of depression or a

're simply showing similar behaviour to that of your child, and it will make the situation worse.‘Tantrums are frightening,' says Clive. ‘But if a child sees the person they depend on getting angry with them, it's even more scary. Try to stay calm

behaviour. 'Suddenly she has to share you and she'll demand your attention more,' says Lorraine. In the run-up to the birth, talk to your toddler about the baby, read books about new siblings, and ask her to help you get the baby's room ready. Keep other

a tantrum, but, says Kitty, it’s especially important to stick to your guns at those times. A toddler who wants to draw on the wall might get upset if you don’t let him, but he needs to learn that your walls aren’t the place for him to express his

them.Our expert saysSharon Charlton-Thomson, 38, is a former nanny who set up the Parent Coaching Company in Bath, Somerset, two years ago. Trained in family therapy and psychotherapy, she helps parents solve their children's emotional and behavioural

at risk of turning to crime, on the basis of aggressive behaviour or a family history of criminality. It also suggested providing parenting classes for these toddlers' parents. Citing various studies, the report went on to claim that children who