Parenting is never an easy thing, especially when it comes to being a parent of a 2 year old child. Have you ever felt "crazy" when you see "mess" of that kid?
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Great way to tame the kid up 2 (QC)
Are you crazy about the mess your 2-year-old kid causes? Do not worry. MarryBaby reveals interesting information about 2-year-olds, from nutritional issues to domesticated babies. Please refer!
Baby's anger
At the age of 2, the baby will be very emotional and develop stronger psychology. Because the speed of thinking is faster than the speed of speaking, the baby's ability to express his thoughts and feelings will not keep up with what's going on in his head. Imagine, if you know exactly what you want to say but can't say it, your throat is choking, would you feel uncomfortable and shout out loud to get everyone's attention? The 2-year-olds are the same. So, you should sympathize with your baby a little bit!
Managing your baby's tantrums now is a huge and stressful challenge for both babies and parents. Know that the best way to deal with your baby's anger is to not get angry with him. The two anger that resonates with each other is terrible, isn't it? Instead, you can follow these suggestions:
• Calm down
• Always remember that you are an adult (should behave like an adult, do not imitate a child's behavior)
• Wait when the baby is calmer, you will tell your baby the anger baby's past
• Show your baby how much you love him
• Foresee and prevent situations that might make your baby angry in the first place.
How to react when 2 year old baby or screaming? Babies often scream not because they intentionally want to disturb you, but because they are full of great children's joy. Your baby is exploring the "power" of the larynx and testing what they can do with it.
Independent "spirit" of the baby
At birth, everything depends entirely on you but at this age, your baby will want to do everything from eating to choosing clothes and dressing. And if you don't let your baby do what he wants himself, he will get angry.
This independent need of the baby is completely consistent with the child's motor skill development in the first half of the year to 2 years old and the brain development in the second half of the year. Therefore, in the first half of the year at the age of 2, when the baby is just starting to walk, the need for independence in the child develops strongly but has not been properly thought of, so you will see clearly the effort and clumsy worth. baby's love.
According to experts, the child at this age is like when a child is a "child" teen. If your toddler can talk fluently, he will tell you: Mom, let me do this myself or Mommy let me clean up the mess because I will learn Many things from these jobs ...
The baby's independent spirit at this time is not inferior to that of adults
And a bunch of "nameless" problems ...
If you think you've reached the ultimate limit of patience, you're probably wrong. There are many more situations where you must be mentally prepared
It's not easy being a 2-year-old mother!
• Baby can sit for 2 hours in front of a plate full of food and mouth full of food for 2 hours.
• For 2-year-olds who have been taught to signal when they want to pee, they will tell you as soon as they have given you a battlefield. And things will repeat many times like that. You just need to work hard at cleaning and cleaning up.
• Your baby will want to be cared for by you all day, even if you are tired, sick, hungry or take a bath.
• Babies can get angry, worry and scream everywhere, at home or in public places like supermarkets or crowded shopping malls.
• In particular, babies at this age often "talk" with parents in their own languages. Although very cute, but sometimes it will cause you "headache" because you can not guess what they are saying
Tired is that, but just watching the baby sleep with chubby cheeks, chubby mouth, hand in hand, and innocent and innocent expression, all frustrations and fatigue seem to disappear. . And you will know that the moment that not everyone has and wants to be.
Regular physical exam for young children: 2-year-old baby When a 2-year-old child check-up, along with basic indicators and tests if necessary to screen for lead or anemia, the doctor can follow Your baby's gait and coordination, talk to your baby to check language skill development.
How happy it is to hear your baby lisp say "I love you" and you will immediately forget the food is scattered on the floor ...
How warm it is when your baby's pretty little hands are around you and you won't remember when he asks for food but refuses to put his shirt on ...
Anything else? Share with Marry Baby your memorable thoughts and experiences when you first took care of your child at the age of 2, full of troubles but also lovely!
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