<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @5f6dfb04abe65c004692dc1b </b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font><font color ="#3b5998"><b></b></font> I totally agree with what all u said...,, v need to b strong and composed n have looooots of patience to raise a kid ...,, but sometimes phir bhi Dar lagta hai kahi merse kuch missing toh nahi... Though my kid is just 3 months...

<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @63730f379d0e1b00168a6b74 </b></font> I have experienced the same with my family kids&#128584; but we need to say NO sometimes, whenever required as we are just trying to help our children to cope up with disappointments which may fall in their path of life's journey! (It's better to be straightforward even if we have to tell this to our parents or in-laws)&#128521;

Children learn from consequences and not by any approved theory...They learn through subtle messages! Having breakdowns in child's life is absolutely normal part of growing!<br> Being his/her first teacher, we need to control the situation by trying to help them to cope up with the emotional and challenging situation through our reactions. Sometimes, just a hugging and kissing a child in such situation<u>s</u> can really do wonders

We need to stay calm, poised and composed! Cause, if you loose it too, it will likely make the situation more stressful or challenging!!<br> We need to Validate child's feeling and not behaviour, that makes him/her learn how to deal with strong, powerful and difficult emotions!!We can redirect them by soft positive communication by showing some other exciting things else just get out of that place for sometime and talk talk and talk to <u>the</u> lil one!

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