No matter what the age of the child, the reasons behind this behavior are the same, most of the time, and the solutions must be similar too.
Here’s how you can stop your child from yelling and screaming.
These 11 tips will help you weaning off your toddler with ease.
If you are here, there are huge chances that either you have nursed your baby for 2 years or you are planning to do so.
So I would start with “Great Job!”
Breastfeeding is no joke. It’s hard. I know because I’ve been there.
I have successfully nursed my daughter for 2 years straight and that too, exclusively.
Here’s how I Weaned Off My Exclusively Breastfed 2 Years Old Without Any Pain And Tears
Yelling/ Screaming/ Spanking/
Hitting/ Threatening/ Bribing
Yes, none of these! But still we will be able to get our kids to listen to the words we say and follow the instructions, With love.
There are many things that can make a mom short tempered and less patient.
Just like me, when you start looking for answers of “how to become a more patient mom?” The first thing you will hear will be “find out the trigger.”
Yes!
This is so right, finding out the trigger is crucial and instead of trying to stay calm, working on the triggers is the best way to avoid losing temper.
You may find many good tips for making toilet training easier and one of the most highlighted tips is to make the things fun.
I came up with some awesome ideas to follow this tip while toilet training my daughter and I’m damn sure that you will also find them so useful and easy.
Making toilet training fun is the most important part of the process. Don’t miss out on the playfulness and understand that children don’t want to learn; they want to have fun only.
Making the process playful will shorten the training window.
Toilet Training is no Joke, I’m writing this blog post after finishing training my daughter! It’s no Joke.
Especially the first 1-3 days are the worst.
But Keeping the cool is important. I understand that yelling and shouting can make things fiendishly difficult.
I worked on the ways to keep my cool and stay patient with every accident.
It’s hard but doable.
I learned and followed some of these tips to stay calm with my daughter!
I realized that I don’t need to be a perfect person to be a positive mom. I don’t need to be sarcastic all the time.
All I need is to accept the present, count the blessings and focus on the positive aspects of everything happening in my life.
I started spending 3 minutes a day on this simple therapy and within a few days I found myself to be more positive and patient person.
She just doesn’t listen to what I say!
But why she should listen to you? Are you taking her feeling and moods in consideration.
All the times of the day are not for advising.
Use these crucial times, when your kid is so ready to listen and absorb your words.
How I make my daughter feel more special, loved and valued, without disturbing my commitments, budget and energy.
Learn how?
