Whining behaviors at home

by ParentSurvival911 set February 02, 2006 06: 25 AM PST |  Permalink |  Cosmos you note your child is whining about most everything.  Nothing seems to appease him.  You find yourself become irritated by the behavior.  Walk to your child gently touching its ir his shoulder and softly said, "thanks for letting me know you're tired."  I think that it is time for you to go to your room and bed to rest for 30 minutes.  Then, when you arrive, I'll bet that you are whining. "Then you can quietly walk the child to bed.  If supporting starts, simply say, "je t'aime far too much to say."

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Whining Behaviors at Home

by ParentSurvival911 on Thu 02 Feb 2006 06:25 AM PST  |  Permanent Link  |  Cosmos You notice your child is whining about most everything.  Nothing seems to appease him or her.  You find yourself becoming irritated by the behavior.  Walk up to your child gently touch his ir her shoulder and gently say, "Thanks for letting me know you're tired.  I think it's time for you to go to your room and lie down for a rest for 30 minutes.  Then, when you get up, I bet you won't be so whining."  Then you can calmly walk the child to the bed.  if arguing begins, simply say, "I love you too much to argue."

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