Talking to Your Toddler: Learning to deal with the terrible twos and beyond can be a godsend for new parents. As many parents know, talking to your toddler as they learn to talk can be tricky. Certainly, navigating the many questions your toddler asks can be like swimming in the ocean. However, there is a light at the end of your tunnel. As most parents know, children go through the “why” phase. Now I know that this is a very frustrating phase for us. But can you imagine why it is frustrating for them?
Talking To Your Toddler
Talking to your toddler is a method of understanding their need for questions. This need has arisen from a rapidly growing and learning brain. From birth to the age of five, a child’s personality is formed. That is an amazing feat of nature. Yet it can lead to difficulties when their need to learn and develop causes anger in the parents and caregivers. So we can help them grow while still keeping our sanity. Provide outside stimulation for them. By taking them to a playground with other toddlers, you let them interact with each other with supervision. Certainly, they will overhear other parents talking to their children with explanations of questions, all the while exuding energy that can also lead to constant “why’s” when they are not content with the answer.
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- The real reason is that your kids are not already well behaved.
- Learn to avoid talking to your kids in a way that causes them to do exactly what you do not want them to do.
- Establish the crucial emotional bridge that must be built before you try to change their behavior.
- Find the one word that you are overusing, that will trigger the awful temper tantrums.
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