If you’ve ever tried getting a cranky preschooler to put on shoes, brush teeth, or leave the house, you know it can feel like chasing a bucking bronco. Chaotic, unpredictable, and sometimes downright impossible. But don’t worry. Preschool parenting doesn’t have to be a rodeo. With the right strategy, you can navigate daily routines smoothly, reduce meltdowns, and preserve your sanity. Here’s the truth. Interacting with preschoolers requires strategy, preparation, and precision. Think of it as presenting a high-stakes proposal. You need to choose your words carefully, frame it in a way that appeals to them, and still make them feel like they’re in charge even though you’re running the show. Based on years of real-life parenting experience, here are three key principles to get your preschooler on board. 1. Tone Is Everything Your tone communicates more than your words ever could. A subtle shift in phrasing can turn resistance…