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Did you know that 90% of a child's' brain will develop by age 5?
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From ages 0-3, more than a million neural connections are being formed per second!

The neural pathways and connections formed during toddlerhood set the stage for the rest of a child’s life.

This is why, during toddlerhood, it is so vital to nurture the neural pathways and connections that promote intrinsic motivation, emotional regulation, problem-solving, healthy relationships, and strong self-esteem.

Investing time and energy into supporting kids during the toddler years can dramatically impact and shape their lives.

That’s why we're so excited to bring to you the 8th Annual Transforming Toddlerhood Conference, starting on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024!​

This is a FREE ONLINE event, organized by toddler expert Devon Kuntzman, PCC, with an incredible lineup of child development experts that will be teaching about overcoming everyday toddler challenges, nurturing healthy development, and creating connections between toddlers and their caregivers.

Join over 75,000 parents and professionals worldwide and 30 of the world's leading experts on behavior, development, and health for this exciting event!

During the conference, you will learn:

• The #1 mistake people make when trying to stop unwanted behavior
• How to stay calm and intentionally respond when kids ‘misbehave'
• How to prevent and overcome bedtime battles and recognize sleep concerns
• The secrets to overcoming picky eating and building healthy food relationships
• Practical strategies for reducing screen time and creating healthy screen habits
• How to handle tantrums, power struggles, whining, and tricky transitions
• And so much more!

​Click here to register for FREE now!​

We'll see you there!

Claire & Lauren

P.S. There will also be an option to upgrade to a premium version of the conference, which allows access to the conference sessions via podcast, lifetime access to the conference videos after the event ends, a certificate of completion, and tons of awesome bonus content!​
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Please note that this conference has not been approved by the AOTA or other organizations for continuing education. However, with the certificate of completion, you may be able to submit to your state licensure board for CEUs.

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