My rebellious son of 2 years.
@YuleimaVzla (1505)
Maracaibo, Venezuela
March 5, 2017 11:41pm CST
My son named Luciano is too bratty, he is 2 years old, and lately I have noticed how he wants to make me angry even if I am inside the bank office, this week I happened to be in the bank and he wanted to run all over the Offices and the bank was full of people so I was ready to pick him up in my arms to prevent him from getting lost in the crowd. As my baby wanted to run and I lifted him in my arms screamed so much that everyone turned to see what happened to that boy who screamed as if it was an abuse ... This is affecting me socially and exhausting my patience would like to know if any Father or mother has some discipline advice both at home and on the street at the time he has rebel attacks to correct it. Thank you!
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@Meramar (2695)
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6 Mar 17
Try to find something what reachs his attention and helps him to rest quiet during a time. At the beginning, it will take only a few minutes. But as sooner you start to work his attention and concentration, as easier it will be once he grows. At that age, he still doesn't understand very well the effect of action - reaction if you try to explain him.
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@pammooratan (4668)
• India
6 Mar 17
You are saying right. My daughter was also very naughty at that age.I always stops her .But now she is good outside and obey my all suggestions. I hope your son will also be less after some time.
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@Nawsheen (28643)
• Mauritius
6 Mar 17
I had my nephew who was very naughty too. My cousin was so tired of him that they decided to go for counselling. They had to work really hard to be able to control their son. It was very difficult for them. But today he has not completely changed but he definitely respects people more and is quite obedient
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
6 Mar 17
The correction needs to start at home first @YuleimaVzla . When he starts to act up, look him straight in the eyes and say, "NO" or "STOP". If he does it again, make him sit in a chair for 5 minutes. If he tries to get out of the chair, say, "NO!" and put him back in the chair. Use a firm voice when you tell him. Continue until he sits in the chair for 5 minutes. Then tell him to go play. Continue that process until he gets the idea that you mean what you say. If he tries it in public after that, still use the words NO and STOP. If he doesn't comply, take him to the car and make him sit for 5 minutes.
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@jennifer611 (2514)
• United States
10 Mar 17
some of these responses are just nuts.
the child is 2. at that age they aren't going to just sit and be quiet like a grown up. they have a short attention span and they are active. if you have to go somewhere and don't have someone to watch him, then bring a toy with him that he can sit and play with or maybe a crayon and paper or coloring book.
you don't sit a 2 year old in time out for 5 minutes. telling them no is ok, but remember he is 2! he is still learning. just like us adults are not perfect neither are kids and if you can't have a bit of patience with them then you have no business having kids. take some parenting classes or read some books on parenting.
he is not a "brat" he is a normal 2 year old child.
@grecychunny26 (9483)
• Philippines
6 Mar 17
I have the same case with my nephew. He is very active and when he does not get what he wants he screamed. It is hard to stop them from screaming. I don't want to spoil him and as much as possible I want to start to let him know that there are things that he needs to follow even at the young age, but it is hard.
I think it comes with the age. We just need to understand them.
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