When my kids were toddlers they loved those beautiful lights. Course, we had to move the tree 🌲 lol my kids had the best time going by “ the tours of the Christmas trees & yard decoration lights in our neighborhoods here in Texas.... 🇨🇱💜🙋🏻♀️ Love these grand babies playing during Christmas...
Babies are by nature curious. They are going to explore everything and touch things they shouldn't be touching. Instead of constantly saying NO, distract him with something else, engage with him and play with him. I think this video was made because mommy wanted one of her saying NO!
I think thats completely wrong. If he starts crying and pitching a fit, then try to distract them. Babies have to learn what "no" means eventually. People raising them like how you just suggested is why there's so many whiny adults nowadays who cant handle being told no. I'll sit there and tell them "no" for 20 hours straight if thats what it takes to get them to start listening.
Yeah, better to distract the baby rather than saying multiple nooo s. Before 2 years old, toddlers don t get the reason of NO and get frustrated. After 3/4 years old, the rules begin to become meaningful. Still, the mum is great and the little guy lovely😍
Testing his boundaries. That's a good mom. Can't stand it when I see parents try to 'negotiate' or 'reason' with kids this age. They don't understand that.
Babies are determined little people. They want to do what they want to do- they are as smart as we adults are. Little do they know, we have just a touch more smarts🙂.
Give him something else to do. Good job on telling him nicely and telling him to look at you. And best thing to do is bring him to Another room or give him something else to do. Awesome job on picking him up and moving him Away.
He needs types of things to play with that will keep his attn. The things he has will not. Kids need to explore...of course not the fireplace. Try picking him up and allowing him to explore it with you safely. Once the mystery is gone, he may not even attempt again. I disagree with people saying to move your decor. Kids are very smart. He will learn what he can touch and what he can not.
No thank you??? Just no will do and at that very young age distracting with another activity works well too. I can’t imagine trying to confine a baby that age to that mat is a great is idea. It’s natural to want to explore the surroundings.
She's a good mom and it's human to keep saying no. But she's saying it too many times. If you say no and he doesn't listen, then you pick him up and move him. I learned from experience not to to say no over and over. I did the same thing she's doing when I was a new teacher.
beautiful baby :-). but it is so suffocating to be relegated to a 4x5 carpet, any baby would rebel. However I understand not being allowed towards that dangerous looking fireplace.
It's because he probably knows he can get his way if he is allowed to cry for a long time. They need to give him a reason to cry and teach him no means no and it's not meant to be repeated to the child over and over.
That one lady doesn't create if her home is a mess.i raised 3 kids and not for years did my home look like that..Kids shouldn't have to live that mess...
Kids at that age are pre-logical i.e. they are not capable of understanding rational objective thought so no matter how many times you say no, they cannot understand it -much less being good or bad. This is why they behave so irrationally. They will eventually grow out of it but during this time, parent need to abandon punishment, otherwise, they run the risk of traumatizing the child. It's only when they reach around 6 years old they begin to grasp objective thinking.
Removing the temptation does not teach the child to listen when mom says no. Kids need to learn to do the right thing even when they are tempted not to.
Waiting until the child is older to teach him boundaries will only make it harder on the child. Playpens have a purpose, such as when you have to use the bathroom, answer the door, throw a load of laundry in, or do anything which might distract you for a few minutes. It is a good idea to have them play in the playpen occasionally when you are there, just so that they are used to it and won't think it's a punishment when you have to put them in it. However, relying on it to keep the child safe at all times teaches the child nothing about boundaries and complying when Mom says no. Think of a child who has been kept in a playpen and has not learned these boundaries by the time they are a toddler and the playpen no longer contains them. What would happen if they reach for the stove or something dangerous and Mom shouts "NO" from across the room? I'm not so sure about any child who spent there crawling years in a playpen, but I'm pretty sure that this child most likely will stop
He won't really know what boundaries even are until his brain develops more, we are not talking about being in a playpen all day long, it's when he's being too boisterous, as in the video, you can't expect anyone to keep an eye on him continually, a playpen is the best method at his age and temperament when he's acting up.
I never moved my ornaments out of the way from my grandchildren. Right to enforce no but not so many times. Again I believe in diversion tactics. Filming doesn't help either.
Pretty good but make sure you praise him when he properly plays where you want him to, along with saying no when he disobeys. Positive reinforcement works well too.
So what happened to Darth Vader, Red ( Angry Birds ), Fire Mario, Ice Luigi, Francesco Bernoulli, Holley Shiftwell, #41 Hornet race car, Raoul CaRoule, Wingo, and Boost.
Why don't you give him a reason on why he cannot go. I know he ant grasp the reasons but it's better than you just saying no. But don't beat yourself up about it parenting is hard! You are a great mom!
When my kids were toddlers they loved those beautiful lights. Course, we had to move the tree 🌲 lol my kids had the best time going by “ the tours of the Christmas trees & yard decoration lights in our neighborhoods here in Texas.... 🇨🇱💜🙋🏻♀️ Love these grand babies playing during Christmas...
I know this is 6 years old and probably no one will even see my comment but he was so stinkin adorable..
of course he wants to play in the "no no" places!
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I like this video very very cute little boy very very very much
What a face! Adorable! I'm sure you have a real handful there.
0:48 No, Thank you!
lovely baby and a great Mum!!
Do not go to the fireplace anymore.
Babies are by nature curious. They are going to explore everything and touch things they shouldn't be touching. Instead of constantly saying NO, distract him with something else, engage with him and play with him. I think this video was made because mommy wanted one of her saying NO!
I think thats completely wrong. If he starts crying and pitching a fit, then try to distract them. Babies have to learn what "no" means eventually. People raising them like how you just suggested is why there's so many whiny adults nowadays who cant handle being told no. I'll sit there and tell them "no" for 20 hours straight if thats what it takes to get them to start listening.
babies don't understand the concept of "no"
@@quinnoconnor4929 Agree, even though they may learn the negative connotation in NO.
Yeah, better to distract the baby rather than saying multiple nooo s. Before 2 years old, toddlers don t get the reason of NO and get frustrated. After 3/4 years old, the rules begin to become meaningful. Still, the mum is great and the little guy lovely😍
@@dookiefingers8436 With a toddler, may be, but not an infant.
Just let him do what he wants 😂
1 word: babyproof. Much better than a nervous breakdown
I thought the same thing.
Congratulations on this video hitting 1 million views🎉
Testing his boundaries. That's a good mom. Can't stand it when I see parents try to 'negotiate' or 'reason' with kids this age. They don't understand that.
Well said
😄 Mom sounds like Adam Sandler when portraying a new york woman.
Babies are determined little people. They want to do what they want to do- they are as smart as we adults are. Little do they know, we have just a touch more smarts🙂.
Patient Mom, determined baby. Good work Mom!
😂🤣😂. Good job mommy holding your ground!
0:29 His Drunk Eyes!!!!
He has a mind of his own.
Babies just want their way all the damn time. And you’re not going to win against me, so just understand that and live with it.
But mom I have such cute baby cheeks!!!
Owen says told no 6 year old tantrum
6 year old tantrum
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Give him something else to do. Good job on telling him nicely and telling him to look at you. And best thing to do is bring him to Another room or give him something else to do. Awesome job on picking him up and moving him Away.
So cute.......good job mom
He doesn't like being told no.
He needs types of things to play with that will keep his attn. The things he has will not. Kids need to explore...of course not the fireplace. Try picking him up and allowing him to explore it with you safely. Once the mystery is gone, he may not even attempt again. I disagree with people saying to move your decor. Kids are very smart. He will learn what he can touch and what he can not.
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🤦♀️👎🤦♀️ ....mom - thank you for a NO - NO way !
No thank you???
Just no will do and at that very young age distracting with another activity works well too. I can’t imagine trying to confine a baby that age to that mat is a great is idea. It’s natural to want to explore the surroundings.
I May took this as a reason why kids are crying
She's a good mom and it's human to keep saying no. But she's saying it too many times. If you say no and he doesn't listen, then you pick him up and move him. I learned from experience not to to say no over and over. I did the same thing she's doing when I was a new teacher.
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Mom wants to control. It is normal for baby to pull himself up to a chair. It is an important milestone. She seems to be worried about her chairs.
Mommy said no. And he's going to fireplace. And he can fall hurts and burning.
beautiful baby :-). but it is so suffocating to be relegated to a 4x5 carpet, any baby would rebel. However I understand not being allowed towards that dangerous looking fireplace.
Lol! Guess he won that argument!
My little cousin does the same thing when he gets told no and starts to cry for a really long time
It's because he probably knows he can get his way if he is allowed to cry for a long time. They need to give him a reason to cry and teach him no means no and it's not meant to be repeated to the child over and over.
when I was a little girl mum and dad had a fire guard
2:38, Owen's Is A Purely Bad Boy!
Thanks again! Thanks again!
Good Job mom, teaching B oundries before they are 10..lol!!!
Oh darn, my little darn boy is pouting somewhere else when my mom said no
Mom: Mommy Said No No
Good job mommy!
Owen no
She’s going to micro manage herself to a nervous breakdown
Lol by not letting the baby in the fireplace? 😂
Don’t say Thank You when you tell him no
What a great mom!
You are a good mom to him
That one lady doesn't create if her home is a mess.i raised 3 kids and not for years did my home look like that..Kids shouldn't have to live that mess...
Oh n no no no no no Mommy Said You Can Go To the Fireplace
This is a very cute video my name is Kyle
Kids at that age are pre-logical i.e. they are not capable of understanding rational objective thought so no matter how many times you say no, they cannot understand it -much less being good or bad. This is why they behave so irrationally. They will eventually grow out of it but during this time, parent need to abandon punishment, otherwise, they run the risk of traumatizing the child. It's only when they reach around 6 years old they begin to grasp objective thinking.
Good training Mom.
owen no thank you man
Mom says no do not go to the fireplace
TELEGRAPH Mommy Said no
could help by moving attractive christmas decorations that are so tempting.
Removing the temptation does not teach the child to listen when mom says no. Kids need to learn to do the right thing even when they are tempted not to.
A play pen is the answer until he's a bit older.
Waiting until the child is older to teach him boundaries will only make it harder on the child. Playpens have a purpose, such as when you have to use the bathroom, answer the door, throw a load of laundry in, or do anything which might distract you for a few minutes. It is a good idea to have them play in the playpen occasionally when you are there, just so that they are used to it and won't think it's a punishment when you have to put them in it. However, relying on it to keep the child safe at all times teaches the child nothing about boundaries and complying when Mom says no. Think of a child who has been kept in a playpen and has not learned these boundaries by the time they are a toddler and the playpen no longer contains them. What would happen if they reach for the stove or something dangerous and Mom shouts "NO" from across the room? I'm not so sure about any child who spent there crawling years in a playpen, but I'm pretty sure that this child most likely will stop
He won't really know what boundaries even are until his brain develops more, we are not talking about being in a playpen all day long, it's when he's being too boisterous, as in the video, you can't expect anyone to keep an eye on him continually, a playpen is the best method at his age and temperament when he's acting up.
1:17 this is where he holds the longest note
Owen Is Not Supposed To Go To The Fire Place!
Now this is really to cute and funny
Ooooh my goodness jajaja very stubborn
A trip to woodshed in my house growing up. It worked. Good Mom not giving in.
IT DID NOT WORK!!
Oh n no no no Mommy Said No
Such s cutey
Say NO like you mean it. He's not taking you seriously.
It's me
Neither is anybody else..🤣
I never moved my ornaments out of the way from my grandchildren. Right to enforce no but not so many times. Again I believe in diversion tactics. Filming doesn't help either.
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He is so cute!!!
Jajaja now he’s destroying the playground
*Plot twist* : Mom prevents baby from trying to get to Diagon Alley using the floo network.
Poor baby
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No ❤
Pretty good but make sure you praise him when he properly plays where you want him to, along with saying no when he disobeys. Positive reinforcement works well too.
He does look cute
he so cute and handsome
But No means Yes 😃
1:17 slowly opening the door
That bottom lip! 😍
So what happened to Darth Vader, Red ( Angry Birds ), Fire Mario, Ice Luigi, Francesco Bernoulli, Holley Shiftwell, #41 Hornet race car, Raoul CaRoule, Wingo, and Boost.
She sounds like the car lots owner's daughter who was kidnapped in Fargo
Look at the look
Hi mr pecifico
Don’t be rude, be nice
Owen is so cute
She sounds Canadian.
1:18 ㅁㄴㅇㅌㄹ EYES!!!
Do you think Owen should sit by the fireplace now?
Why don't you give him a reason on why he cannot go. I know he ant grasp the reasons but it's better than you just saying no. But don't beat yourself up about it parenting is hard! You are a great mom!
Camel How bout "because as an adult I said so"
Good job mom
Oh n what,s wrong oh n are you hungry Oh n. Want taco Bell
Aww
fireplace is dangerous
I know it is necessary but geez it would be difficult to discipline with those big brown eyes looking at me!
My messenger no no I was doing a ride to Jimmy Jo’s
That dress 👗 is going on today.
Manche Mütter haben unendliche Geduld!
But the fireplace has no fire and it's jest 1 step little
Mean mom
He jest wants to go everywhere
the corners what about the corners of he could fall and hurt his forehead on that sort of thing.
Come on you've got to be kidding me
Dory As Kira
Stop pushing him little gril
That not a little girl its a mom
Owen is the best way na. You
Ashaka.
1:24
I feel bad for the baby
I don't think it's very responsible to shove a camera into a child's face, ESPECIALLY at this age
Telegraph You Cannot Go There Your Go To Fall In GET HURT