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erizonamaria
erizonamaria | April 2006

Screaming

My Daughters have this earsplitting new habit. They scream at the top of their lungs over anything. It started out of excitement and now they scream when they get in trouble, when they are fighting, when they want something... I am trying to curb this behavior but I am at a loss for ideas, nothing seems to work.

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nutnutparent
March 2007 | nutnutparent
Screaming

mine to. i have a 15month old monster. she's ny 3rd child and if i had her 1st she would be my only child. please any suggestions, she just screams for anything, especially when the word NO comes up which is quite often in her case. i've tried putting her in her cot, ignoring her, screaming back at her nothing seems to work. she is driving the whole house crazy. please anyone with any ideas HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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rachelcook
4.00 (Good) | May 2006 | rachelcook
An article on screaming
http://www.minti.com/parenting-advice/231/Screaming-How-to-make-it-stop/

This is a great article that covers screaming let me know if it helps


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wildrose
3.83 (Good) | May 2006 | wildrose
Cuddle and Talk quietly
I had that times with my son when he was around 2-3 years old. I found it sort of like frustation or something. So, when it happened I usually, first calm my self, (take her to bedroom if you could) I cuddled him tightly without hurting him and tried calm him down. Spoke to him calmly, and asked him to take a deep breath to calm and speak quietly cause I said that I wasn't deaf and would be better if he could speak in normal voice. And I'd asked what did he want or what happened. It might take time or probably other people do other way. I just thought if they scream and we scream too, it'd just ended everybody scream. So, I start with myself showing to speak quietly. Good luck!


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brightfour
4.43 (Good) | May 2006 | brightfour
Very Consistantly Time-out
For screaming I touch my daughters lips with one finger and say "You must stop screaming"  if that doesn't work immediatley then I repeat and place her in time-out.  Do that every time and eventually your child will get it.



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ClayCook
4.50 (Excellent) | April 2006 | ClayCook
long?
Has it been a habit for a while (2 or more months?) or just something that may pass with time?


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wombat68
3.00 (Average) | April 2006 | wombat68
Screaming - How are you disciplining your children?
Hi, I wondered what you were doing to discipline you kids and what age they are?


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      ClayCook
4.00 (Good) | April 2006 | ClayCook
Re: Screaming - How are you disciplining your children?
Wombat - from the members homepage it looks like they are 2yrs old (nearly 3) and 3yrs old (nearly 4).


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