What if the one thing every parent or caregiver needed wasn’t more tips, but a moment to feel seen? Hi, I’m Miss Emmy, and we asked hundreds—maybe even thousands—of parents and caregivers to share their concerns. This blog is a summary of the questions that matter most to you.
Parenting is a journey filled with unknowns, from bedtime struggles to developmental quirks and everything in between. Each week, we’ll take a deeper dive into these topics, but for now, here’s a quick look at the top three questions you asked.
- How can I help my 2-year-old sleep in their own bed?
Sleep routines are a universal struggle, and many of you are navigating battles around bedtime and nighttime wakeups.
- Quick Tip: Create a calming, predictable bedtime routine to build security. Stay consistent, even when progress feels slow.
- What should I feed my 3-year-old to support healthy growth?
Nutrition is top of mind for so many of you—how to balance picky eating with meeting your child’s needs.
- Quick Tip: Include your child in meal prep! Offering healthy options and involving them makes eating nutritious food exciting.
- Why does my child walk on tiptoes without shoes but normally in shoes?
This one caught our attention!
Many parents wonder if tiptoeing is normal or a sign of something more.
- Quick Tip: Celebrate your child’s curiosity about movement. If tiptoeing persists, trust your instincts and seek professional advice.
Why Connection is Key
At the heart of every question is the desire to connect with and care for your child. Whether it’s bedtime, mealtime, or milestones, the time and attention you give help your child feel safe and understood. Parenting isn’t about knowing all the answers—it’s about building the relationship that makes your child feel loved, seen, and secure.
We’re here to support you, cheer you on, and remind you: you’re doing an amazing job!
If you found this post helpful, share it with other parents, subscribe for updates, or ask your questions in the comments.
Let’s keep the conversation going—your advice and experiences matter!
