Imagine how relaxed and confident you’ll feel when tantrums, whining and other terrible two behaviors are a thing of the past. Watch the video below to learn the two things you need to know to eliminate the terrible twos and make this dream a reality.

I am just beside myself with how good my daughter’s behavior has been. She is trying to figure out who she is going to be because she’s not the “screaming child” any more! – Jamie Sue Portini This course taught me how to give our son power he needs, but in a way that teaches him about responsibility, choice and consequences. We are so glad we enrolled in this course now instead of later – it has saved us years of frustration!. – Jennifer Haygood

Don’t “wait out” the Terrible Twos

What starts as toddler tantrums and whining can grow into teenage tantrums, attitude, backtalk and even defiance and it can be quite overwhelming for parents. You don’t want to wait for the Terrible Twos to pass – because they don’t – they just morph into more serious and more difficult to correct behaviors.

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Terrible Twos: What Your Toddler Wishes You New

As difficult as the Terrible Twos are for you, they’re even more frustrating for your toddler. A toddler can’t articulate what he really needs, but if he could, he would say:

“Mom, Dad, I know you guys are really stressed right now. You’re frustrated and feel that nothing you try is working to end my terrible twos. I know you’re overwhelmed and you really don’t want to yell at me all the time. You probably even wonder who stole your ‘little bundle of joy’. But, I’m trying let you know what I really need – but you’re not ‘getting it’! I’m trying to tell you that although I’m just a toddler, I need some power of my own. I’m starting to grow up and I need to do some things for myself. You do everything for me and make every decision for me. I’m not a baby anymore.

Since I’m only a toddler and can’t quite put all of this into words, all I can do is whine, refuse to cooperate, act helpless and have tantrums and meltdowns. I’ve figured out that I can really get your attention when we’re in public. But none of my efforts are working. You just think I’m going through the ‘Terrible Twos’. I get extremely frustrated so I do my “terrible twos” antics louder and more often just hoping you’ll get the picture. I know I’m only a toddler, but I need my own power. I need to feel independent and I need to make some of my own decisions.

I wish you would figure this out so I can stop acting this way!”

If you’re ready to figure out how to give your toddler the power he needs so you can end the terrible twos and experience the true joys of the toddler years, sign up for our 14-day free access to Session 1 of Positive Parenting Solutions Online.

Your – soon to be former “terrible twos” – toddler will thank you.