cocomo,
my relationship with my in law not bad actually, we still can talk and laugh one so that y she still said that to me, want me to change.
Think sibling are like that ba, jealous but after all are still sibling, staying under one roof, same blood, so will still love each other one?
Hisstory,
My daughter behaviour educator taught me to find a corner that is empty with nothing that will interest her, must be very safe to put her there. If it is an open space at a corner and if she tends to zaos from that corner, keeps carrying her back to that spot. I did that, and the scene is like fighting like that; struggling, screaming...
This is what I taught and do after seeing the psychiatric and Behaviour educator.
How to manage tantrum
Ignore tantrums; must be completely ignored. Do not look or speak to her. If it is safe walk away and pay no attention to her until tantrum stops. As soon as she is quiet and behave well, praise her
If tantrum does not stop, tell her what they have done wrong and the consequence. You have not done what mama asked. Now go to naughty corner. Take her to an uninteresting but safe room or space. Tell her she must be quiet for 1 minutes before they can come out. Give reminder even though she might be upset or angry.
Return to her when she has been quiet for a minute, prasie her for behaving well. If tantrum occur again, return them tonaughty corner again
If tantrum occurs when you are out, use ignoring aforementioned method if possible. If not possible, may need to use quite time which involve a safe and quiet place to sit with the child. Tell your child they must sit quietly for about 30 secs. If the child does not quieten down, as a last resort pick them up, go home and take them straight to time-out.
If managed well, it are less common in 3 and 4 year olds.
As children learn to solve problems in other ways, they have fewer tantrums.
They may not outgrow of tantrums without the help from parent.
So now part of our task is to teach her to manage frustration and express anger in appropriate ways.
5 things we need to do and carry out when we get home;
1. Warning; give 3 warnings
2. Time-out (naughty corner)
3. Praise (hugs) and reward (a sticker) often whenever she behaves well
4. Ignore difficult behaviours ~ cry/scream it out * only return when she stops
5 Eliminate boredom
Don't resort to cane them, but explain to them - this is the fail part about me now.
happy_mummy,
think 1 year old toddler is still too young to know what is naughty corner ba. Mine can climb up and trying to get out of the playpen and exersaucer le