Medically Reviewed by Dan Brennan, MD on November 23, 2022
Question 1/8

It's best to deal with a grocery store meltdown by:

  • Getting them a free cookie sample.
  • Distracting them with some grapes.
  • Calmly letting them know they need to stop
Question 2/8

To calm your antsy child in the doctor's waiting room, it's best to:

  • Offer them crackers.
  • Read books together
Question 3/8

Soothe a child who keeps getting out of bed by:

  • Giving them a sippy cup of juice to keep by their bed.
  • Walking them back to their room.
Question 4/8

Nap time was supposed to start a long time ago, but there are more errands to run:

  • Squeeze them in. They haven't melted down yet!
  • Head home. Toddler tantrums are no fun.
Question 5/8

When your child seems more clingy than usual:

  • Put down the laundry and give them your attention.
  • Set them up with a healthy snack.
  • Promise them that you'll play later.
Question 6/8

Your child is sad because their brother is away on a play date:

  • Use the time to do something fun together
  • Let them watch their favorite TV show.
Question 7/8

Encourage your child to use the potty by:

  • Offering a piece of candy every time they go.
  • Praising them for being a big girl.
Question 8/8

Distract a child from the pain of getting shots with:

  • Juice
  • A silly song
  • Both