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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trust me, we spend a good chunk of the day with me ignoring her bad behavior or putting her in a time out, so I do set limits. She just pushes me on every single thing and is a very sensitive little girl. She cried today because she didn't like the shirt I was wearing and she wanted me to change - which I did not. I left the room and she cried for 5 more minutes and then moved on the the next thing, which was pulling all of her books off of her book shelf and throwing them. I told her to pick them up with me which set off World War 3 because she doesn't want them on the shelf anymore. Once again, I didn't indulge her behavior and walked away which she cried. [/quote] Walking away and ignoring is not setting limits. Sorry to be snarky but it is true. So the consequence for throwing books is walking away? Anyway try Dr Karps happiest toddler book[/quote]
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