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2006
rachelcook

terrible two's - category 9

by rachelcookComment Published at 08:5708:572 comments2 comments151 Visits151 VisitsReport
when it happened to me the first time, it took me by surprise. I was so worried about his head banging. I have managed to understand how to express and communicate to him how I can see him feeling and it seems to calm down the tantrums to the point now that I haven't had one for ages. I only had the tantrums the weeks that Clay was away. Interesting enough, I now have been the one to to start focusing on controlling my frustrations - trying to dress him, trying to get him to stop opening and closing cupboards repeatedly for noise effects and every door in the house. i now realize i need to spend one on one time with him to fill up the attention bank acocunt. this seems to settle codi down and want to play with his toys, if I am. a bit of a trend is showing up for me. so when i am doing chores, i have started to involve him, and wow, he feels very special. so i guess i have worked out so far, how to have no tantrums. fingers sooo tightly crossed!!!!!
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mrscrumley
4.00 (Good) | July 2006 | mrscrumley
terrible two's - category 9
Fuller does the full body fling when he tantrums. We just stop what we are doing and tell him no, that it won't be allowed. We also practice the "ignore the actions and move on with what we are doing" maneuver. Lately, it hasn't been so bad.


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      rachelcook
August 2006 | rachelcook
terrible two's - category 9
thanks I tried the ignore technique and it worked!!!!


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