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Delivered to you on April 24th, 2026
The first five years of life are the most importantâand the first three are often the most overlooked.
Talk to Them Early and Often by Cara Tyrrell, M.Ed., is a groundbreaking new book for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to raise confident, emotionally intelligent kids from the very beginning.Â
Discover how the words you choose in the first three years shape a childâs brain, identity, and future success in school and life.
In this book, youâll learn:
â Why intentional language is the most powerful parenting tool you have.
â How your words literally wire your childâs brain for connection, confidence, and resilience.
â The hidden impact of the COVID-19 years on todayâs youngest learners.
â Practical scripts drawn from 10 linguistic guidelines to help you create tender connections, ease tricky transitions, and reduce meltdowns in everyday moments.
This isnât about managing behavior. Itâs about transforming relationshipsâat home, in classrooms, and in the world.
Kind Words
âCara is a true teacher! Her ability to translate research and neuroscience to clear practice, the strong examples in this book; those will stay with me forever.â
 - Barbara Wilder-Smith, Executive Director Tools of the Mind
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Hi! I'm Cara,
𼰠Mama to grown & flown girls
đ Early Childhood Keynote, Teacher Trainer & Parent Educator
âď¸ Collaborative Discipline & Collaborative Classroom Methodologies (TM)
đď¸ Host of the Transforming the Toddler Years Podcast
I teach you how to talk to kids before they talk back, use words to turn chaos into calm, and transform daily struggles into teachable moments.