Meltdowns. Toys flying across the room. Refusing to put on shoes. Demanding one thing, then changing their mind entirely. Sound familiar? Parenting a toddler can sometimes feel like a mix between amateur wrestling and a high-stakes balancing act. You’re mentally and physically exhausted, all while trying to keep your cool—because no one wants to “mess up” their kid for life.

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Talk about pressure, right?

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At Landmark Counseling Practice, we get it. We’ve supported countless individuals and couples who felt they had things under control postpartum—until the toddler years hit. That’s why we’ve created a shame-free, nonjudgmental space where parents can feel supported, validated, and reminded that no, you’re not going crazy. Toddlerhood is a marathon, and you’re not running it alone.

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Whether you’re a stay-at-home parent, working from home, commuting to the office, or just trying to find a clean shirt—this group is for you. Toddlers are welcome to hang out in the background, nap on the side, or keep you on your toes. The goal is to provide support, no matter what your situation looks like.

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Here’s what we’ll dive into during our sessions:

• Managing the anxiety of unpredictable toddler behavior

• Navigating power struggles with confidence

• Handling the strain toddlerhood puts on partnerships

• Coping with feeling “touched out”

• Practicing anger regulation techniques

• And so much more!

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You don’t have to face the toddler years alone. Join us to connect with other parents, share experiences, and find a little breathing room in the chaos.