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#asktheexpert Mera beta 18 month ka h wo hr chiz fek fek k hi kyu khelta h
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 6 m old boy11 months agoA. Throwing items is a common behavior in toddlers, including an 18-month-old, as they explore their environment and develop motor skills. To manage this behavior, it's important to understand that it’s often a form of experimentation rather than defiance. You can redirect this behavior by providing safe items specifically meant for throwing, such as soft balls or stuffed toys, and encouraging play in a designated area where throwing is acceptable. Reinforce positive behavior by praising your child when they play gently or appropriately with their toys. Additionally, try to model how to play with items instead of throwing them, and set clear boundaries by calmly explaining that some things shouldn’t be thrown. Consistency and patience are key, as this behavior typically diminishes as children grow and learn more appropriate ways to express themselves.
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