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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You and he both need to read some books and/or take a class. A book like No Bad Kids can be read in one afternoon. Just do that to get going. Most toddler misbehavior is attributable to either not having had enough physical activity or being hungry or tired, off schedule, etc. [/quote] is this really true?? if so I have a defective kid. Most days, barring interruptions to our daily routine, he is well-fed (healthy and well-balanced), very well exercised, well-slept (he sleeps 11 hours at night, 2 hour naps most days), and very well-engaged between preschool and home. But the misbehavior is constant. [/quote] Then the good and bad news is that you are just not handling the behavior correctly. It’s an easy fix if you do some reading and learning. Controlling toddlers is actually pretty simple (absent a behavioral issue, diagnosis etc.)[/quote]
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