A friend of mine complained about how much sleep loss she has experienced due to her baby shrieking and crying at night. Nothing seems to work. Here's some tips and tools to help you manage when your baby find his or her voice:
Toddler Taming Tips:
"Toddlers' enthusiasm and energy as expressed vocally can be a wonder, but as parents know, there are times where this is appropriate and other times when it is not," says Cindy Jurie, co-director of Partners in Care in the Erikson Institute, Chicago, Ill. "Because so often toddlers get a big reaction from parents and others when they use a big voice, this can be a way for them to get adult attention. Being consistent with the use of 'inside' and 'outside' voice reminders is important. [Give] them times where it is OK to use an 'outside' voice and a reminder when we go inside we use our 'inside' voices."

Toddlers are beginning to develop a sense of self, and this newfound autonomy feels very powerful, especially at gaining attention wh