You’re a devoted and loving mom — but your toddler is wearing you down.

Each morning, you open your eyes as you hear “MOMMMMMMMA” yelled from across the house.

A faint sense of dread washes over you.

Dread because a new day has started, and that means you have approximately 13+ hours before you *might* get a break.

You sleepily walk down the hallway wishing you were still in bed.

And it starts…

First, it’s your little one demanding what they want for breakfast. And when you place it in front of them, they start crying because you gave them the wrong color plate.

Then, it’s time to get them out of their PJs and into their clothes. You wrangle them while you struggle to pull a fresh shirt over their head. They squirm and kick you as you change their diaper.

Next up, you’re arguing with them about brushing their teeth. They get away from you in the bathroom and you have to chase them down, toothbrush in hand.

It’s 7:47 am and you’re already exhausted.

The fighting. The arguing. The “I can’t win” thoughts run through your mind faster than your toddler runs away from you in the grocery store.

Sure, not every day is like this — but most days are.

You don’t want to be yelling at or threatening your toddler all the time.

You don’t want to spank them, and you’re tired of using timeouts (especially because they don’t work anyway).

And you really don’t want to keep looking forward to 5 pm, the time you can justify a glass of Pino to help you “get through dinner and bedtime.”

But you’re at a loss — you feel like you’ve tried everything…

You’ve:

✔ Googled “how do I get my toddler to listen.”

✔ Bought the parenting books on Amazon.

✔ Asked your mom for advice, but her old-school advice, aka “spare the rod spoil the child” doesn’t jive with you.

✔ Excused the behavior as the “terrible twos” — which comforts you for a moment — that is, until the next cycle of bad behavior that leaves you feeling hopeless and frustrated.

✔ Tried the timeouts — then flipped and tried rewarding (aka bribing) — then back to timeouts again.

✔ Read all the blogs about “parenting a stubborn child” — but completely blank out on how to react when your child tries to hit you, throws a toy at you, or bites their younger sibling.

You question, “What the heck really does work?” and “How do you reason with a 2-year old?”

You know you want to do something differently, but you just don't know what that looks like.

If you’re nodding your head “yes,” please allow me to introduce you to

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.

Can I tell you a quick story?

Years ago, my family (which, at the time, included three children 4 and under) took a vacation to sunny Florida and one night we went out to dinner.

We had spent a wonderful day swimming and making sandcastles on the beach. After we spent an hour packing up, trying to get sand off of everyone, and trudging to the car, we decided to head off to a restaurant to eat dinner.

We ordered and had gotten our food. My husband reaches across the table and asks my son Max for a potato chip. (Yep — I’m a doctor who fed my kids chips!).

Suddenly, it was like a light switch flipped.

Max, seemingly out of nowhere, took his right arm and swiped everything off the table — plates, cups, food all went flying. And then he broke down and started loudly hysterically crying.

I can still feel the whole restaurant watching us.

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.

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 with 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).

I want to help you create an environment where you don’t wake up wishing the day was over. I never want you to turn down another opportunity to meet a friend for lunch or go to the park because you're scared of what your toddler might do.

It’s why I’ve created Toddlers Made Easy.

Because the more you understand about a toddler and have the right tools for effective discipline, the easier it is to avoid problems — and fix ones that have already started.

Because one thing’s for sure, toddlers will always test you.

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

Whether you’re …

✳︎ a new parent, small family, large family, experienced parent, working mom, SAHM, single dad, step-parent, or anyone who wants to parent differently.

✳︎ a childcare provider, teacher, babysitter, or daycare provider who wants to learn a new approach to problems that can be implemented right away

✳︎ a grandparent who just wants to understand modern discipline thinking

I’m going to show you how Toddlers Made Easy will give you the insight, tools, and confidence you need to not only handle tantrums — but prevent problem behaviors in your little ones before they start.

By the end of this program, you’ll:

✔️ Discover practical ways to eliminate power-struggles so you feel in control at all times— no matter the situation

✔️ Establish how to be the respected leader of your home without relying on fear-based methods like spanking and time-outs

✔️ Have a better understanding of your child so you can prevent tantrums (and have a step-by-step plan to deal with them when they do happen)

✔️ Become a calmer and more confident parent — both at home and in public

✔️ Know how to correct more lovingly and effectively while still holding consistent boundaries (the days of your toddler running the show are over!)

✔️ Develop realistic expectations (unrealistic expectations are the cause of so-so-so-so many tantrums)

✔️ Finally get a good night’s sleep — because all the methods I teach you can be used for bedtime routines as well!

✔️ Initiate a closer bond with your child (you can stop worrying about damaging your kids)

✔️ Create a calmer home environment with less tension because you have the tools and knowledge how to prevent and deal with problem behaviors, from whining to biting to tantrums

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Plus, We're Also Giving You a 30-Day Guarantee.

This course is based on real-life toddler problems and easy-but-robust solutions that are grounded in scientific research and practical first-hand experience.

I’ve used these strategies in my busy pediatric office for more than 30 years. They’ve been effective with aggressive, shy, bold, timid, active, lazy, sensitive, defiant — all kinds of children.

But with that said, if you don’t feel more confident or find toddler life easier to handle after going through the course, simply reach out at [email protected] within 30 days of purchase and we’ll refund you— no questions asked. (Although I’d love it if you provided me feedback on what didn’t work for you.)

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Now, I know what you might be thinking…

“Dr. Cathryn, this all seems a little good to be true. Believe me, I’d love it if I woke up tomorrow and my toddler was no longer throwing huge fits, hitting other children, or hucking his toys across the family room. But can this whole “gentle” approach really work?”

I get it. Most of us were raised with fear-based discipline. The old style of parenting is based on fear using punishment, consequences, threats, and bribes.

It’s hard to believe that you can stop — or even prevent — problem behaviors without it.

I’m not promising you that there’ll never be another moment where your child doesn't throw themselves back when you say they can’t have a cookie. Or that your 2-year-old won’t whine and argue with you for 15 minutes when you tell them they can’t run outside without shoes in the freezing cold rain.

But I’m going to show you how to understand your toddler — and give you the tools you need on how to manage their behaviors in a loving and connected way.

Plus, you’ll discover how to be calmer and stick to your boundaries (even when they refuse to eat lunch — again).

And when you’re consistent with your boundaries, the misbehaving becomes less and less.

Ready to have a better relationship with your child (and not live for nap time?).

Want to stop feeling guilty and like you’re a “bad” parent?

Are you not satisfied with old-school, fear-based discipline, but don’t know what else to do?

Want to say goodbye to feeling drained, anxious, confused, and frustrated?

I’ve helped literally tens of thousands of parents over the last 30 years, and now I can’t wait to help you.

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