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Today's guest is the toddler whisperer, Dr. T Tova Klein, who wrote this amazing book, How Toddlers Thrive,

what parents can do today for children ages 2 to 5 to plant seeds of lifelong success.

It's such an awesome book and she really is the toddler whisper.

Tova Klein is the director of Barnard College's Center for Toddler Development and an associate professor

in the Department of Barnard Psychology. She knows Toddlers better than anyone so it was such a pleasure to have her on the

podcast we're talking about of, going back to school or daycare and how to help children adjust to this

new experience.

We're talking about siblings during COVID-19 and beyond how siblings get along

and what happens when they don't. And also I enlisted Dr. Klein

to answer some of your listener direct messages

to my Instagram at Raising Good Humans podcast because they were specific to

toddlers and preschoolers and I thought it would be really fun to hear the wisdom

of Tova Klein. And you know what, honestly, I mean I'm in the city and so I get to see, I feel like we're six steps ahead of everywhere else in the country.

The children are adjusting. Like I see more and more children wearing masks, little, little,

little, and I don't see them freaked out by other people's masks.

Whereas early on you did, so it's interesting to see the evolution it's almost like a big

advantage for people who have stayed in the city yeah to come back and then people in

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