From birth, every child learns the world. Since the baby begins to crawl and stand on his own legs, some dangers begin to lie in wait for him. It is at this moment that parents should draw the child's attention to what is “allowed”, which means it is safe, and what is “not”. In order for the child to understand the word "no" and to follow it, parents should know a few simple rules for communicating with the baby.
Necessary
- - plugs for sockets
- - blockers for doors and drawers
- - rubber bath mat
- - puzzles or other games
- - baby's favorite treat
Instructions
Step 1
The first prohibitions are usually related to the safety of the child. But there should not be too much “no”, otherwise the word loses its meaning. Let there be, for example, 5 basic prohibitions. In this regard, eliminate the maximum possible danger for the baby at least at home - insert plugs into the sockets, attach blockers on doors and boxes with dangerous things, put a rubber non-slip sheet on the bottom of the bathroom, etc.
Step 2
Explain to the child why it is impossible to do or take this or that thing. In order for the kid to learn the meaning of the prohibition, he must understand what the forbidden action is fraught with.
Step 3
Be persistent and unwavering. If you have figured out a few things for yourself that you do not want your child to do, always stand your ground and never let your child do the forbidden. Otherwise, there will be no sense from the ban, and you will return to the starting point.
Step 4
When forbidding, offer the child something in return. For example, you cannot play with documents, but you can play with puzzles. You can distract the child from the forbidden in another way - offer to play some entertaining game, look through a book with pictures, or, finally, offer to drink tea with your favorite delicacy. The main thing is to switch the baby's attention to another object or action.
Step 5
Never hit your child, even if he disobeyed or made a mistake. Be patient! He only learns the world and learns everything, and learning something at once is always difficult.
