Normal no es la disciplina de trabajo en esta, y no ver el más molesto para niños -, pero aún estoy viendo su comportamiento!
Written by Admin on February 3rd, 2007 with
7 comments.
Read more articles on Family.
Read the comments left by other users below, or:
horneydee
#2.
February 6th, 2007, at 4:09 PM.
afraid there isnt a way to stop them copying its blummin annoying my little girl has done the same.all you can do is help them correct their behaviour try new ways to disipline.good luck.xx
jon
#3.
February 9th, 2007, at 7:52 AM.
Me and my doctors at Help for Parents, is seeing more and more of this. If you want to learn more e-mail me at. This is not to make you join our organization for money because it is non-profitable. Thank you for your time. Again e-mail me any time.
malcolm g
#4.
February 9th, 2007, at 10:01 AM.
Why are you getting annoyed?
If she sees that it is winding you up then she is more likely to do it. So don’t react. You are an adult, surely you can outwit a child!
Don’t make it a contest of wills, just step back, look at the situation and be devious in your handling of the situation.
Marie C
#5.
February 12th, 2007, at 3:29 AM.
It’s unavoidable, and a normal part of growing up. Now that you’ve put a stop to the relationship, the behaviors will eventually go away. Make sure she has playtimes with NICE kids, and she’ll start copying them!
Mary P
#6.
February 13th, 2007, at 3:36 PM.
if u can ignore the annoying behaviour praise and reward good behaviour
The First Dragon
#7.
February 14th, 2007, at 11:51 AM.
You don’t specify the behavior, so it’s hard to answer, but it sounds as if you are reacting to her annoying behavior. That is probably your mistake. If it is annoying and not otherwise harmful, ignore it. Smile blandly as if nothing happened and pretend not to notice. Give her attention when she does something that isn’t annoying.
If you want to leave your comment on this article, simply fill out the next form:
You have to be identified to write a comment.
#1. February 4th, 2007, at 7:14 PM.
take her prized possession off her and only give it back when she realises she can’t act that way.let her know why you have taken it and when it will be returned.she may kick up a stink at first but it will be worth it in the end.(mum of 1 girl and 4 boys)distraction is also a good idea,when she is being really annoying put some other activity to her and she will concentrate on that and forget to be annoying.hope this helps.good luck