Toddler 411: Expert Solutions to Common Challenges of Raising a Toddler

Megan Dunham: My doctor recommended the Baby 411 book and it did not disappoint. So when my son got older, I bought this one too. It's very helpful and answers most of my questions. I feel like I'm more prepared for doctors appointments and it's nice to always have a reference around for questions.
I really like to have a printed book, so this works for me. I do end up googling some things, but this book gives really practice advice and helps me organize my thoughts so that I can Google and feel more confident in answers.

United States on Mar 22, 2023

Adacular: Loved the Baby411 book and had hoped my pediatrician was going to give me this one at the 2 year mark. I am glad I purchased this bc it’s a great reference book for quick questions and concerns. The authors also have a decent sense of humor and are measured and balanced in their recommendations.

United States on Mar 20, 2023

Galyo Csaba: This book has some good advice how to handle a child in his "terrible twos". It also has good humor and often if you feel that no advice is good and nothing can help, then the book at least tells you that it will get better when they turn 18.

Germany on Oct 10, 2022

AJ: funny but true, entertaining to read, but most importantly also very practical and useful information and advice from a trusted expert/pediatrician.

one of the many things that made me LOL (and i'm paraphrasing here): if you haven't figured this out yet, toddler cuisine = beige foods...chicken nuggets, cheerios, tator tots, gold fish, etc.

but also a great book practically speaking. for all of us out there who don't know what to do when our toddler throws a tantrum, won't sleep on their own, etc.

United States on Oct 19, 2020

Jessica Holland: I had bought "Baby 411" when I was pregnant as I was looking for a nice reference type book and immediately fell in love with it. It is very easy to look up something that is on your mind during those middle of the night feedings. I definitely recommend "Baby 411" to all new parents and suggest they pack it in their hospital bag as reading material after their baby is born. It has a nice chapter on Breastfeeding and actually abide by the American Academy of Pediatrics's Guidelines. They also cover the top 5 challenges women/newborns can encounter while learning to breastfeed and who to turn to for help. I also like the witty type humor the authors have and how they cover questions new parents might feel silly about asking their pediatrician like "Is it normal that my newborn babies poo looks like Grey Poupon?"

Anyway, on to "Toddler 411"... I like "Toddler 411" just as much as "Baby 411". It is once again a great reference type guide that is easy to use and covers topics like Vaccines, Teething, Sleep Habits and Potty Training. Great Book! If you don't want to skim pages upon pages of material just to find the answer you are looking for,this is the book for you! If you...

United States on Mar 08, 2011

麦者: 日本の育児書のようにカラフルな絵と沢山の写真を使っていません。メインは文だけです。

Q&A形式になっています。

トドラー（１〜）向けの本です。ベイビー用は別にあるみたいです。

例えば，オムツをはずすにはどうしたらいいか？とか，歯医者には行った方がいいか？とか，
そのような基本的な質問から，発達障害の子供の為の質問まで，幅広く扱っています。

Japan on Feb 08, 2011

PrivateUser: I am in love with this book!! It's exactly what I've been looking for and I needed this for a long time!! I'm the kind of person who needs someone to say "okay, do this with your kid and he'll listen" or do this and that. I'm not good at taking initiative , so this book is awesome. I think it covers EVERY SINGLE question any mother would ever have. It relates to us in too many ways, I'm like "okay, why can I relate to all of these questions??" Something is wrong if I can relate to everything in here haha. It covers everything from "is this normal?" to bedtime struggles, to tantrums, to eating issues, to hygiene etc. I can't believe that there is a book that answers all my questions and this book doesn't sugar coat anything. It get's right to the point. I refer to it all the time and everytime I do I wonder "why haven't I been reading this daily?" It's great when your child is going through phases and you have no idea what to do. But this book gives you the tools to handle any phase, problem, and question. I would HIGHLY recommend it to any parent whether or not you're struggling in any area of the toddler stage. They say kids don't come with instructions, well now they do! Get...

United States on Jul 27, 2007