Why do toddlers suddenly go 'boneless'?

My theory is the opposite of Andy's. Kids go boneless as a means of control. As a toddler, your entire life is carefully plotted out for you. You are told what to do, where to go, when to go, when to sleep, when to eat. read more

Kids go boneless as a means of control. As a toddler, your entire life is carefully plotted out for you. You are told what to do, where to go, when to go, when to sleep, when to eat. read more

Having a toddler do fun activities in the afternoon is also great. Afternoon walks at the park, helping out in the garden, and playing with other toddlers can keep your child busy during the day. In the early evening, it is possible to find your toddler a bit tired and sleepy after all the activities. read more

The Crazy Things That Toddlers Do. WebMD unlocks the mysteries of toddler behavior, from running around naked to snacking on Fido's food. read more

They'll suddenly shriek out of nowhere, even in a crowded place." Toddlers live in the right side of the brain, Karp says, which is the impulsive, emotional, and nonverbal side; the left side is the impulse-control center. read more