AshaMom of 2 children2 weeks agoA. At 22 months, hitting, biting, hair-pulling and not sharing are quite common. Toddlers are still learning to manage emotions and impulses, so gentle, consistent guidance works best.
Stay calm, stop the behaviour and say, “I won’t let you hit. Hitting hurts.” Name their feelings and teach alternatives like “gentle hands” and taking turns. Don’t force sharing—practice through play and praise good behaviour.
Nesta toys can be a lovely way to practise gentle play, turn-taking and sharing while playing together. The key is repetition, patience and modelling the behaviour you want to see.
Rashmi GuptaMom of a 12 yr 1 m old girl2 weeks agoA. Mam there is only regular counseling which will help the way you have to say that if you will not share the other will also not share when you share you will get other toys also have more toys to play with eating and biting is not good it’s bad then others will also behave the same way which is a fact so slowly when you keep telling these things I’m sure it will help
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