Learn From Trusted Paediatrician, Dr. Cathryn of Healthiest Baby

For Big-Hearted Parents

5 Ways To Calm A Tantrum Without Saying A Word

If you want to create a loving relationship where your toddler feels happy, safe, and valued without spending hours poring over complex child psychology theories, this is for you.

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Imagine how great this would feel...

✅ Shorter, less intense, and fewer tantrums.

✅ Replace embarrassment and overwhelm with calm and composure.

✅ Say goodbye to the guilt and self-doubt that comes with trying to live up to unrealistic parenting expectations.

✅ Watch your toddler grow into a confident, curious, and emotionally strong little human.

So if you’re tired of the screaming matches, the power plays, and the feeling that you’ll never have a sane moment again, the Big-Hearted Approach promises to fix all that… or at least stop you from crying in the pantry while you stress-eat Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.

Dear Big-Hearted Parent,

You’re probably knee-deep in Cheerios, wiping mystery goo off your face, and wondering if you’ll ever survive this parenting gig.

I’ve been there – and I’m here to tell you that there’s a new & improved way to navigate the wild world of toddlerhood with confidence and joy – without forcing you to:

Rely on outdated, one-size-fits-all parenting advice that just doesn’t seem to work for your unique child,
Feel guilty for not living up to the unrealistic expectations of perfectionism in parenting,
Struggle to find a balance between being too permissive and too authoritative,
Sacrifice your own well-being and self-care in the name of being a “good” parent, and
Doubt your ability to nurture your child’s unique spirit while setting clear, loving boundaries.

I’m a pediatrician with more than 30 years of experience. I’ve written two books on parenting, The Parent Problem Solver and The Lull-A-Baby Sleep Plan. I’ve also consulted with hundreds of thousands of parents on how to help with their children’s problem behaviors.

But what makes me uniquely qualified to speak on this subject is that I’m a mom (of 4 kids!) — and I’ve been in your shoes.

I know how hard it is to have a toddler.

And because I’ve been a doctor for so long, I’ve watched parenting theories come and go. But after three decades, I’ve witnessed first-hand what works — and what doesn’t...

…Like how fear-based parenting is an outdated practice — and how, on the other end of the spectrum — permissive-based parenting isn’t the answer either (in fact, there’s a lot of research that shows quite a bit of depression in kids raised with permissive parenting).

And just like you, I’m devoted to raising healthy, happy, resilient kids.

I don’t want you to spend another moment having guilt that you’re a “bad parent” (← let me assure you that you’re not).

When you have knowledge and resources to help you, everyone’s life becomes more enjoyable and peaceful.

Learn From Trusted Paediatrician, Dr. Cathryn of Healthiest Baby

For Big-Hearted Parents

5 Ways To Calm A Tantrum Without Saying A Word

As Seen In:

Imagine how great this would feel...

Dear Big-Hearted Parent,

You’re probably knee-deep in Cheerios, wiping mystery goo off your face, and wondering if you’ll ever survive this parenting gig.

I’ve been there – and I’m here to tell you that there’s a new & improved way to navigate the wild world of toddlerhood with confidence and joy – without forcing you to:

Rely on outdated, one-size-fits-all parenting advice that just doesn’t seem to work for your unique child,

Feel guilty for not living up to the unrealistic expectations of perfectionism in parenting,

Struggle to find a balance between being too permissive and too authoritative,

Sacrifice your own well-being and self-care in the name of being a “good” parent, and

Doubt your ability to nurture your child’s unique spirit while setting clear, loving boundaries.

Take Their Word For It:

Stay Calm & Grounded

5 Ways To Calm A Tantrum Without Saying A Word