Is it ok to get annoyed with your kid?

@shaynas (5487)
India
October 7, 2016 12:54am CST
I very frequently get annoyed with my 1.5 year for he is a super active kid and i am a very impatient person. He just keep doing some or other things which doesn't let me at peace even for a moment till he sleeps. And i end up yelling on him most of the times. Poor kid. I know it's not his fault, but i just loose it. I do feel guilty every time i yell on him. sometimes, all my other frustrations too, come out on the poor kid. I know it's not good but don't know how to control it. Any suggestions?
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@Ruchitha (131)
• Bangalore, India
7 Oct 16
I know how it is to handle a toddler , even i have one at home.she is one year old.I am not sure if you feel my advice right , as long as baby is awake concentrate only in playing with him , avoid use of mobile and television untill it is very important.Try to play and run with them , that makes them feel attended.Also give them some puffed rice or any little amount of food in a bowl so that they play as well as eat.Take him to park or any play areas if you have nearby.These all things would help a little bit i guess. you can also give sleep suggestions to baby, that is done by saying them not to break things or harm themselves while playing, this is done when they are sleeping.
@shaynas (5487)
• India
7 Oct 16
I understand what you are saying, but what to do of the domestic chores? I have to finish everything and run to work, then come back and prepare dinner n all... i take him to the park in the late evening, but back from there i have so much to do. And i don't understand why is he not interested in any toy? some times all of it takes a toll..
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
7 Oct 16
does the sleep suggestions thing work? I never heard about it. thanks for letting me know.
@Ruchitha (131)
• Bangalore, India
7 Oct 16
@shaynas Oh you work too , thats great. I have resigned to my work after having a kid.I understand its a tough thing and yes sleep suggestion do work but take a little time to reflect.So be patient about the results.
@Yadah04 (3363)
• Philippines
7 Oct 16
being a parent is really a test of our patience. we should keep in mind that they are just kids. would you rather have a kid who just sit there, doing nothing, than what you have who is super active? i think having a super active kid is better.
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
7 Oct 16
I agree to what you said. I would never want him to be a rather slowed down kid. But it just happens that i loose it on him. And i feel really sorry.
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@youless (112507)
• Guangzhou, China
16 Oct 16
I understand it since my son was the same. Some years later you may miss this time as children may be much more troublesome after they grow up
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@youless (112507)
• Guangzhou, China
16 Oct 16
@shaynas Time will tell
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
16 Oct 16
Ha ha... i wish not. I already have enough :D
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• United States
9 Oct 16
I don't have any kids, but kids can get frustrating (I baby sat) and I cannot imagine if I had kids right now... I have a short temper sometimes. But it is best to try to be patient a little.
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• United States
9 Oct 16
@shaynas Yes just a little more now that you have a toddler :)
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
9 Oct 16
I am a much patient person than before... but feel like i need some more patience :)
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
7 Oct 16
Kids at that age can really be so naughty . Why not just let him play while you watch over him , in a place where it is safe for him to play with his toys . Just let him play with his toys and when he is done , give him his favorite foods . It's bad to yell at children . Just cajole them , because they can after all be cajoled .
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
7 Oct 16
I agree its so so bad to do this to him. And trust me, everytime i tell myself i won't do it again. He doesn't play with his toys.. he wants crockery to break, or water to throw on the carpet, or simply walk out and throw things from the balcony. I thing god is trying to teach me to be patient.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
7 Oct 16
@shaynas Oh he is that naughty ? Maybe he is rebelling already that's why he is doing those bad things.
@shaynas (5487)
• India
7 Oct 16
@SIMPLYD very naughty... destructive I would say. right now he is sitting beside me tearing pages from a book
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@BRiT89 (162)
• United States
27 Nov 16
I can understand where you are coming from because I know kiddos can be a handful, but don't forget they are still growing and learning. They also will push you to your limit if they notice they get a reaction out of you. I learned with my daughter sometimes just ignoring the tantrums was the trick. And timeout was best for us. Every kid is different and you will find what works best for you. Just don't forget that they aren't this small forever and you will miss these days someday. :)
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
28 Nov 16
I agree... I already miss his past days and m sure gonna miss this time too. I have also started the ignore technique and it works sometime. Thanks for ur words :)
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@BRiT89 (162)
• United States
28 Nov 16
@shaynas That's good. =) is hour's like mine? In that what works one day probably isn't going to work the next day? Lol. Mine likes to be hard headed.
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@shrutipp (24)
• Bangalore, India
7 Oct 16
I can understand that sometimes it's very difficult to handle kids..but you have to agree on this that they are stressbuster.. :)
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@shaynas (5487)
• India
9 Oct 16
Yea... i do agree on that. They are so cute. But if a child is not disciplined, mothers are blamed first... Sometimes they feel like huge responsibilities. :)
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• Bangalore, India
9 Oct 16
@shaynas yeah true
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