Hi, this is Janet Landsbury and welcome to Unruffold.

In this week's episode, I'm going to be responding to a letter from a parent whose two-year-old

is being disruptive in an extracurricular class.

It's a language class, and she's wondering what to do.

Now, before I begin, I want to remind everybody that both of my books are available on audio

at audible.com.

Elevating Child Care, a guide to respectful parenting, and no bad kids, toddler discipline

without shame, are also available in paperback at Amazon and in e-book at Amazon, Barnes

and Noble, and Apple.com.

We have a new sponsor on the podcast with a product I think you'll find useful and should

check out.

It's called the Tony Box.

The Tony Box is a screen-free audio system that uses figures to play stories, songs, and

more to foster active-play listening skills and imagination.

As you know, I'm not usually a fan of electronics and tech for preschoolers, but audio stories

are positive for brain development.

When my kids were little, audio recordings gave them and me quality downtime and felt

much better than giving them screen time.

The Tony Box is designed for children ages three and up to operate independently, and

through tactile play, rather than more passively absorbing visuals on a screen, which can also

be overstimulating for young kids.

This is a simple setup and has a battery that lasts up to seven hours.

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