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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. We have tried time out. He doesn’t respond to it- doesn’t seem to care. When he took the cheese, he runs away laughing and he’s very fast and I (literally) can’t catch him. I let him pick out his clothes and he still doesn’t get dressed. When I yell at him, or when my husband yells at him, he sort of freezes and ignores us. I feel like he’s so difficult that lately i just relent and let him watch tv. I’m out of things to do. The only thing he consistently does it take his shoes off before coming in the house (a rule) but everything else he ignores. He isn’t motivated by rewards and isn’t deterred by time outs. Sometimes he’s great (mainly when not in the house) [/quote] Omg. 1. Stop yelling 2. You have tried like two things. You aren't out of things to try. You need to be consistent. Doing something once isn't going to work. 3. You are faster than your four year old. I promise. If you can't run faster than a four year old you need to see a doctor. 4. He doesn't want to get dressed? Ok, pick him up and get him dressed. He sneaks cheese out of the fridge? Snacks go in a higher shelf. He knows he can push your buttons and you will relent and let him watch tv. Being a parent is exhausting, that's the whole gig. But you HAVE TO be consistent. He's walking all over you. He wants you to be in charge!!![/quote]
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