Young children can be unpredictable. Literally one minute, and your cute smiling child throws a tantrum in the middle of the store. For the next few minutes, the child can run around the mall with a happy look, as if nothing had happened. Learning to deal with these emotions requires learning how to interact with young children.
1. Come up with fun tasks
Since young children constantly spoil and stain their clothes, as well as objects that they can reach, your home is always in a state of decay. If you want your child to help you keep clean and tidy, as well as do a little housework, you need to present it to him in the form of simple tasks, as well as in the form of a game.
Just walking up to a child and telling him that he has to put away toys is the most ineffective activity. Offer to play races or challenge this fearless little knight in a competition called "cleaning the cubes" - that's it. Naturally, the winner will receive a cup of delicious orange juice or compote.
If there are several children, the task becomes even easier: the universal mind can give them a task to clean up outer space.
2. Make the child feel that he is the owner
Children love the feeling that they have control and authority over things. Then the child will be less likely to disobey or throw a tantrum. For example, if you set several tasks for the child, give him a choice of where to start, and indicate this somehow, indicating the dominant role of the little overlord.
3. Create a routine
Young children, unlike adults, have no sense of time. Despite all their eccentricity, they feel calm, performing the same actions every day.
To create a sense of security for your baby, never resort to abrupt changes in his usual schedule: sleep, food, play.
