video games for toddlers
Do any of your children, * as infants / preschoolers * hiding things / toys? 10 pts here?
Thank you for choosing to answer this question .... I'm sure we all go through this as parents, but how to handle children who likes to hide toys, food or keep playing with time during the night or when it put to bed? Curiously, when we took, but how do you go to discipline a child you want to hide (games video) so you can play while in bed ..... ? THANKS ....
My daughter (15 months) is obsessed with our TV remote. She will take around the house all day if you let it, but that's one of those things that gets lost so easily, and we like to keep it on television. Well, it is only recently figured how to hide it in the toy box and thinks it's the funniest thing to watch us walk around and ask where it could be. As for the discipline it depends on the age of your child. My oldest daughter is six and when she does something wrong I make her clean. No health or anything, but pick up toys and dirty clothes or even sweeping the kitchen floor. You have to make clear to them at any age, you can not hide things. As for video games and things to bedtime have a location central, not the bedroom where these things are maintained and do a recount of everything that should be there. Be sure to do before her son every night so that not think that just going to forget about it and still be able to sneak in his room. If you find that your child is hiding something punish the way they feel appropriate. I guarantee that after a couple of days to see that check all toys that are not even going to try and play after bedtime. As for food, Keep meals and snacks in the kitchen and check to make sure nothing is coming out of the kitchen. Apply a rule about no food off the table and if you find the food from the kitchen discipline as you see fit. Just make it clear to your child, no matter what what their expectations are and what the consequence will be to break the rules. Good Luck!
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