8 Books to Help Parents Survive Toddleritis

The author of Toddler 411, Dr. Ari Brown, is an official spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics, and her expertise shows throughout the book. It tackles a variety of topics, from sleep issues to potty-training.

Click to buy: Toddler 411 ($12, originally $17)

On Becoming Toddler Wise is a terrific resource for parents looking to get their children on a regimented schedule for feeding and sleeping.

Click to buy: On Becoming Toddler Wise ($8, originally $14)

Oftentimes, parenting books are written for mothers, so this one brings the other perspective of how to parent as a father. Each chapter is devoted to three months of a toddler's life between the ages of two and three.

Click to buy: Fathering Your Toddler ($11, originally $13)

1-2-3 Magic has been in circulation for over 25 years and has sold more than 1.5 million copies. The book focuses on how to manage unruly behaviors, how to encourage good behaviors, and how to strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Click to buy: 1-2-3 Magic ($3)

This book is a must read for parents who don't want to cry it out with their child but are in need of a sleep solution.

Click to buy: The No-Cry Sleep Solution For Toddlers and Preschoolers ($10, originally $18)

This bestseller uses the unique approach of regarding toddlers as primitive thinkers, similar to prehistoric cavemen. The basic concept of this book is to learn how to communicate using small children's language, toddlerese.

Click to buy: The Happiest Toddler on the Block ($14, originally $17)

The author of the widely-popular Twitter account The Honest Toddler wrote a book that's equally funny and honest about life with toddlers.

Click to buy: Toddlers Are Assh*les: It's Not Your Fault ($7, originally $11)