So mamas with experience ONLY!!! My toddler is acting up more then usual lately and I know that's just how kids are they…
So mamas with experience ONLY!!! My toddler is acting up more then usual lately and I know that's just how kids are they try to test you. My question is , is a time out chair effective ? I do spank her on her bottom but I feel not every situation deserves a spanking.
kayla·
wouldnt hurt to try. when i was a step mom i had a two year old and it seemed to work
Michelle·
Мама сына (4 года), беременна (22 нед.)
honestly it's so hard to determine what works bc every child is different and responds differently to everything. with my oldest spanking never did anything she'd just laugh but it works for my other.
Jess 🕊·
Yes! Savannah hates timeout more than a whoopin lol
Karna Marie·
Мама двоих (младенец)
Only thing that works on my son is taking stuff away, no tv, or no treats
Nicole·
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
you can try. With my daughter it doesn't work. but when i taje away her toys she hates it so that works better for me
curvymommy·
Мама сына (3 года), беременна (25 нед.)
yup!! my 3yr old hates time out and won't repeat his actions that put him there (that day anyway) after he is out.
maina·
Мама дочки (3 года), беременна (40 нед.)
I start to count to three now and it works
dee ·
My two year old has been acting up something bad these past few weeks. She's usually so calm and well behaved for a child. I'm not really into the whole spanking thing because usually just talking to her in a serious way works. But lately she's been so outta control that I did try to pop her hand a few times and it just made it worse and I felt bad for it. So now I just tell her if she doesn't listen or doesn't do something she cant have something she really wants and that works for us.
Norvella·
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
yes time out and standing in the conner works wonders lol
Angela·
Мама подростков, ждёт третьего
I make little ones hold the wall. There hands are occupied and they have no choice but to face the wall. Corners work too. Steps only work if your child can sit still (most don't when their in trouble).