The transition from infancy to toddlerhood is a significant step for a small person. This new age period brings a barrage of changes in the child's physical development, speech, thinking, perception, and emotions. Through play and imagination, they learn to live with others, acquire knowledge and experiences, while beginning to experience unprecedented and intense emotions that are impossible to manage. In their first journey into this sea of emotions, you are their harbor: help them by building the bond between you, making them feel safe, and navigating together.

In the third book of the five-volume illustrated series, renowned psychologist and family counselor Hedvig Montgomery helps parents understand the unique needs of toddlers through real-life cases. At the same time, she suggests ways to successfully manage important issues related to children of this age, such as emotional outbursts, sibling quarrels, the role of sleep and proper nutrition, and the adjustment to preschool and kindergarten.

Montgomery explains, reassures, de-stigmatizes, and simultaneously guides on how we can properly handle difficult moments and make the beautiful ones even better. All of this is done in a direct, sincere manner that helps us stand by our children, creating relationships filled with love, warmth, and trust.