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Mom of a 4 yr 2 m old girl5 months ago
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my daughter does not listen to me and is vert naughty.She do not sit through out the day

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy5 months ago
A. At 3 years and 9 months, it’s very normal for a child to be full of energy and test limits—that's a key part of their development. But it can be exhausting, no doubt! Here are some tips to help: 1. Set a Routine Kids this age feel more secure and behave better when they know what to expect. Try to keep a consistent daily routine with time for play, meals, naps/rest, and bedtime. 2. Use Clear Instructions Instead of saying “don’t run,” try saying “please walk inside.” Keep it short and clear. 3. Positive Reinforcement Catch her being good and praise her right away—“I love how you’re sitting quietly!” This encourages her to repeat the behavior. 4. Offer Choices Give her small choices like “Do you want to wear the red dress or blue one?” This makes her feel in control and more willing to cooperate. 5. Limit Screen Time Too much screen time can increase hyperactivity. Try to keep it minimal and encourage physical play instead. 6. Calm and Consistent Discipline Avoid shouting. Instead, calmly tell her the consequence of her behavior and follow through—like time-outs or removing a toy. 7. Channel the Energy She’s likely just very active! Enroll her in physical activities—dancing, running, or helping with small tasks at home. Do you notice any speech delay, trouble interacting with others, or poor eye contact? If not, this may just be a high-energy phase.
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