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Whining

yellowrotar by yellowrotar Walking(November 2008) (rank 487th)

We all know how annoying a child can be when they whinge, but whining can be just as annoying. I thought i'd give a little advice on this topic to see if it helps.

We have to remember that as children  grow, our expectations of them change. We expect

them to take the good with the bad and not be as self-fish. If a child gets what they want when they whine, then they will continue. You need to calmly explain to them why you said no (for example) if they start to whine, let them know that you have made up your mind and whining wont change it. I try to change the topic at this stage.

Hope this helps!

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joburkey
November 2008 | joburkey
Re: Whining

i agree, they need this



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