Toddler tantrums may feel overwhelming, but they’re actually a normal part of growing up. In this guide, we break down why tantrums happen and how calm, consistent responses help little ones learn emotional regulation. Discover expert tips, real classroom strategies, and simple ways to stay steady when your child isn’t.

A consistent routine helps toddlers feel safe, confident, and ready to learn. Discover how predictable daily rhythms boost emotional security, improve behaviour, strengthen independence, and support healthy development—plus real examples and practical tips you can use at home.

When people say “school-ready,” it can sound like your toddler should already be counting to 100 or writing their name — but that’s not what readiness really means. According to Australia’s Early Years Learning Framework, being school-ready is less about early academics and more about confidence, curiosity, and connection. It’s about a child who can share, express emotions, ask for help, and try again after things get tricky. These social and emotional foundations matter far