#asktheexpert my daughter is very stubborn and angry at times what to do ? she is 2.2.

2 Answers

POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy6 months ago

A. It's quite common for toddlers around 2 years old to display stubbornness and anger as they start asserting their independence and testing boundaries. Here are a few strategies to help manage these behaviors: Set Clear and Consistent Boundaries: At this age, children need to know what is expected of them. Be consistent with your rules and use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior. This helps them understand boundaries and reduces frustration. Use Distraction and Redirection: When your daughter gets angry or upset, try to redirect her attention to something else that she enjoys. For example, offering a favorite toy or changing the environment can help diffuse a temper tantrum. Stay Calm and Patient: Toddlers often mirror the emotions of adults. If you stay calm and composed, it can help your daughter regulate her own emotions. Avoid raising your voice or getting frustrated, as this can escalate the situation. Validate Her Feelings: While it’s important to set boundaries, acknowledging her feelings can also help. You can say things like, "I see you're upset because you wanted that toy. It's okay to feel upset, but we need to share." This validates her emotions and teaches emotional awareness. Offer Choices: Giving your daughter simple choices (like choosing between two snacks or clothes) can give her a sense of control and reduce the chances of a power struggle. If her behavior continues to be challenging, or if you're feeling overwhelmed, it may help to consult with a pediatrician or child psychologist for additional advice.

RashmiMom of a 10 yr 11 m old girl6 months ago

A. Look when kids stay generally start to have premolars they get very stubborn and irritated because the kind of irritation and pain they have in their gums is unable from from them so that is why maybe your child is behaving like this