Parenting Hack: Gossip about Your Toddler's Good Behavior
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Pediatrician Dr. Harvey Karp shares that a good way to reinforce behaviors that you like in your toddler is to talk about them in front of them. For instance, if you're happy that they finished their meal, or got ready for bed tell someone about it praising them in earshot of your child.
