Mazzy is in week two of her toddlers transitions preschool program.

If you thought this was a quiz about constipation, then the answer is most definitely NO.

I'm not ready to share Mazzy's reaction to my return with everyone just yet. (Spoiler alert: NOT GOOD.

Today Dr. B (our resident early childhood development specialist) returns with the very serious topic of talking to your child about dying and death.

Mazzy's favorite thing to do at the moment is color. (That's her painting in an art class up top but at home it's all about crayons.

Before I get to today's Dr. B post, I have an announcement.

This week's question for Dr.

Mike and I took Mazzy to my uncle's wedding over the weekend.

Today's early childhood development question deals with the dreaded morning diaper change.

Last week, I got a bunch of comments about how much people love Mazzy’s hair. I graciously accepted those compliments on Mazzy’s behalf but deep down, I feel like I am perpetuating a lie. It’s time you all knew the truth.

At Mazzy's 18 month check-up, her pediatrician gave us a simple directive that every parent dreads: "It's time to get rid of the ...

Last week, I attempted the beach again.

Clinginess is a natural reaction to feeling fearful or anxious about something. In young children, clinginess is often a sign of anxiety caused by being separated from a primary caregiver. It is also common for children to exhibit clinginess when things feel unpredictable due to changes occurring in their environment (e.g., entering school, change in caregivers or routine, new baby, divorce, or a death in the family).