it is veryy frustrating and i try not to get mad cuz she is still a baby but sometimes i swear she knows what im saying ill tell her no and she looks at me, mad and then goes back to doing what she was doing -___- @their.bomb.ass.mom

We did that at first, then we moved to swatting and when I say swatting, half the time she laughs at me because she thinks I'm playing with her. I try to do it harder when she does things like play with cords so she understands they are bad. She knows what no means, but she just doesn't care at times. Which is sooooooo frustrating. 😂

i dont swat her hand away but i put my hand on hers and push it away and say no i think shes starting to get what no means @their.bomb.ass.mom i agree it is better to start early than later its just a lot people say well theyre babies they dont know any better but i think otherwise @jessica415

No I tell my 7 month old no. They need to learn early

No, we started around 6 months telling our daughter "no" to grabbing things and playing with certain things. Closer to 9 months we started swatting her hands, and now we have been popping her diaper. Neither hurt her, but they get her attention because just saying no doesn't do it anymore. I don't think it's too early for that kind of discipline, or too harsh. Better to learn when they are little rather than later on.

Never too early to teach them the word "no". Much easier to learn it when they're younger as opposed to when they're older & they don't know what the word means :) I admire your discipline this early!! I plan on doing the same & wish more people weren't so afraid to say it to their kids!

yeah i know she doesnt quit understand the meaning right now at least not fully, shes starting to cuz when i tell her no she gives me a look ..almost like a mad look lol @_supermommie2173

nope. good job! teach children early and they'll know later making the word "no" a lot easier for u

I don't think it's too early to start discipline