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Oct 2020

29m 16s

#206: So Much MINE! Co-Parenting Transit...

Erin Royer, MA Clinical Psychology, Child Development Specialist

About this episode

It's a triple questions episode!! How to help a toddler who is getting easily upset with sharing and saying MINE about toys and parents! Another parent wants to know how to have smoother transitions with co-parenting exchanges and our 3rd question about if her son's issue should be a concern for language development. Erin also shares common milestones at 2 and 3 and any red flags to be aware of for language development in toddlers/preschoolers.

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