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Why Toddlers Don’t Share (And Why Forcing It Backfires)

Why do toddlers refuse to share toys? If your toddler grabs toys, refuses to give them up, or clamps down on something the moment another child looks at it, you are not alone. Every parent worries that their toddler “won’t share,” but toddler sharing is actually a developmental skill that builds over time. In this video, I explain why toddlers don’t share, what’s really happening developmentally when a 1-year-old or 2-year-old grabs a toy, and how parents can respond in a way that builds the social and emotional skills needed for sharing later on. You’ll learn: • why toddler grabbing toys is developmentally normal • the role of parallel play in early childhood development • when children actually begin learning to share • how to support toddler emotional regulation and social skills If toddler behavior leaves you wondering “Is this normal?” or replaying moments later wondering if you handled it right, the Behavior Tune-Up Bundle solves that. It shows you exactly what each toddler behavior means, which developing skill needs practice, and what to do in the moment so you can stop second-guessing and start responding with confidence. You can find it here:👇🏼 https://icy-king-69661.myflodesk.com/... And be sure to join me” Inside the Garage”, my Saturday insight to get your week started off feeling confident! Join here: 👉🏼https://icy-king-69661.myflodesk.com/... Thanks for being here! See ya next time in the Garage.