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How To Correct The Defiant Nature Of Your Kid

Team AckoFeb 8, 2024

Your child is now ready to go to school without any crying or disobeying you. He has learnt to create new bonds and can easily socialise with people of his age. This phase of a child’s life is the most crucial time when he can develop a stubborn nature towards various things.

Listen to Their Story
Do not let the kid fall vulnerable to a defiant nature. It is your responsibility as a mother to check the kid’s behaviour and correct it before time. If the little one is frustrated with something, then talk to them. It doesn’t matter if the child is nagging or creating a fuss out of the situation. Listen to his whole story in order to analyse the issue which is bothering him.

Do Not Respond To Tantrums
Do not react to the kid’s tantrums or sad behaviour. This would automatically make the kid realise that his behaviour needs to be changed. Moral values need to be embedded in the kid’s nature so that he stays protected from such rough characteristics. Maintain a relationship with the child from the start so that he listens to you without blinking an eye.

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