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Mere Beti bht zidi ban gye h or haath bhi bht authate h mtlb marte h bht Age-2yr 2 months Please suggest some practical solution
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rubeena farheenMom of 3 children2 years agoA. hi good evening sir/madam my baby boy is not at all eating anything eating nly by force before he use to eat wel even vith chilli curry he use to eat now he is nt eating at all please suggest me very forcefully making him feed
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy2 years agoA. Don’t take this normal phase too personally. By”no” your child means “Do I have to?” or “Do you mean it?” A negative response should not be confused with disrespect. Also, it is not meant to annoy you. This phase is critical to the development of independence and identity. Try to look at it with a sense of humor and amazement.
Don’t punish your child for saying “no.” Punish your child for what she does, not what she says. Since saying “no” is not something you control, ignore it. If you argue with your child about saying “no,” you will probably prolong this behavior.
Give your child plenty of choices. This is the best way to increase your child’s sense of freedom and control, so that she will become more cooperative. Examples of choices are letting your child choose between a shower or a bath; which book to read; which toys to take into the tub; which fruit to eat for a snack; which clothes or shoes to wear; which breakfast cereal to eat; and which game to play, whether inside or outside, in the park or in the yard. For tasks your child doesn’t like, give her a say in the matter by asking, “Do you want to do it slowly or fast?” or “Do you want me to do it, or you?” The more quickly your child gains a feeling that she is a decision maker, the sooner she will become cooperative.
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