Littlelifesteps

02/03/2026

Try these out this week for some more calm.

I know they have worked with my families at helping prevent those yelling moments.

Let’s make parenting a little easier and a lot more connected.

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Sue xx

27/02/2026

This is what a parent told me after working together for a month.
Before that?
Their 4 year old was having accidents, refusing to go, and having major tantrums about the toilet.

Withholding is so stressful for everyone.
But it's almost always a sign that something about the toilet feels unsafe or uncomfortable for your child. Once we worked with his interests, got him onboard to problem solve with us, everything shifted.

We worked togther to see it from their child's perspective instead of treating it like a behaviour problem to fix.

You can read the full parent review on my trust pilot page "Littlelifesteps"

26/02/2026

A parent recently shared that their 4 year old went from full blown tantrums and accidents to "very little resistance" and "little to nothing" mistakes in just a month.
What changed?
Not the child. The approach we used.

We worked with his interests and his temperament, we looked at sensory needs and his 6 core needs. Contribution was a high need of his, being a part of the process. Breaking it down into small wins.

When potty training feels like a battle,
the answer isn't usually pushing harder.
It's stepping back and looking at what's actually driving the resistance.

There is so much you can do once you stop fighting the behaviour and start listening to it.
You can read mums full review on my trust pilot link.

25/02/2026

Let me guide you on the start of your toileting journey to a nappy free child
by giving you my
5 S.U.P.E.R “to dos” to get you in the wee and Poo zone.

💚Self-Belief
💜Uniqueness
🤎Preparation
💛Entertainment
🧡Ready or Not?

Read about them in my fr33 PDF
KICK NAPPIES IN THE BUTT.👍

Comment nappy below and I will share the link.

Sue x

23/02/2026

I am always linking children's interests to little challenges.

Another little boy I worked with hating having his hair washed and he loved submarines.
So we told him when he put the flannel over his eyes he was a submarine going underwater.

It gives their brain something else to think about.

Hope this helps any little ones with challenges.

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22/02/2026

20/02/2026

I love the Alpaca teddy.🦙

Need to get to Home bargains before they sell out :)

I sometimes share this tip for children who struggle to relax on the toilet or potty?

Give them a teddy to squeeze against their tummy.

The gentle pressure genuinely helps them release and relax, and this alpaca might be the cutest helper I've ever seen.

Have you ever tried something like this with your little one?
What worked for you? 👇

Let other mummies know.😍

19/02/2026

OMG its cold.
🥶🥶
I feel for parents at the park.!!

18/02/2026

Resharing this old video since I had a conversation this week about parenting traps,

🙂Escalation trap
😍Perfect parent trap
🤨It's all my fault trap
😣It's all their fault trap

If you struggle with the escalation trap,
I've recorded a 6-step deescalation video in my parenting hub that walks through how to avoid getting caught in that cycle.

Comment 6 below and I will share the link.

Sue x