Well…It took me a while to realize that. My older videos don’t do as well in that realm. But it is why I did an audiobook version of my book. Busy moms have a hard time sitting down to read! Thanks for the comment!
Yes, if it is explained on their level and related to the behavior. If you randomly take away a toy that has nothing to do with what they did--for example they hit their little brother--the toy being taken will not veyunderstood and the behavior won’t be changed from it. It will also cause them to feel angry unnecessarily.
I love how you get straight to the point. You really understand us parents predicaments of not having time for lengthy intros. Much appreciated!
Well…It took me a while to realize that. My older videos don’t do as well in that realm.
But it is why I did an audiobook version of my book. Busy moms have a hard time sitting down to read! Thanks for the comment!
I was so excited to see this new video !
Love your videos. Truly amazing. A gold mine 😊
Thank you for the kind words! I am glad they have been helpful.😊
This mahes me feel a bit as i have used correction at bedtime and have had to use it more thah once but they know the consequebces
How do you stop an almost 3 year old from stomping their foot and saying no?
Here’s a video about that.
th-cam.com/video/3B3wLc1oEnM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LdZucG1aFhbqxnXJ
So my 5 year old misbehaves and throws tantrums while I'm at work and her older sister is watching her. How can i make consequence relate to that?
How old is her sister?
Answer mommy lady do you think a 2.5 yr old understands consequences such as me taking away a toy
Yes, if it is explained on their level and related to the behavior. If you randomly take away a toy that has nothing to do with what they did--for example they hit their little brother--the toy being taken will not veyunderstood and the behavior won’t be changed from it. It will also cause them to feel angry unnecessarily.
@@MommyAnswerLady Thank you ! I haven’t been taking anything away bc I thought he didn’t understand. I’ll explain in a short simple manner
@@SJ-qq6xu
Is he doing something with the toy that would make that consequence relate? Throwing it, abusing it…etc?
@@MommyAnswerLady yes he throws toys when frustrated