If a disagreement is minor, keep your distance and let the children solve it on their own. "We don't hurt each other." Supervise your child carefully when she is involved in disputes with playmates.
They need you to teach them not to kick, hit, or bite when they are angry, but instead to express their feelings through words. Remember, toddlers have little natural self-control. "Control yourself." Well, they can't yet. For example, there's nothing wrong with intentionally changing his focus. As long as you're not "bribing" him to behave differently by offering sweet snacks. While teaching your child other ways to respond, there's also nothing wrong with distracting him at times or trying another approach. It is always more effective to positively reinforce desired behaviors and to teach children alternative behaviors rather than just say, "Stop it or else." Tell them that the next time they are angry, they should use their words instead.Įnter healthy distractions. Whenever children break an important rule, they should be reprimanded immediately to understand exactly what they have done wrong. Consider setting up a separate portion of your home where your child can play with books and toys. Toddlers are normally interested in touching and exploring, so if there are valuables you don't want them to handle, hide or remove them. Children don't know the rules of the house until they're taught them, so that is one of your important parenting responsibilities. Temper tantrums―there are things you can do to shape your child's behavior. While occasional outbursts are normal―especially during As a toddler or preschooler, your child may lack the self-control to express anger peacefully and may naturally lash out, perhaps hitting or biting in frustration. But, there are other times when it probably drives you a little crazy.
There are many times when your child's behavior warms and embraces your heart.
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