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Behavioral Difficulties: The Troubled Child
A child’s development involves learning how to express their needs and desires. As little ones become more skilled in speech and movement, they are increasingly able to communicate clearly what they want. As part of this process, it is often observed that children expect adults to fulfill their requests and wishes. This is when challenges begin for adults, as they often do not know how to handle the situation. Children’s behavioral patterns often reflect their family environment. Parents’ examples and the behaviors they observe daily are crucial for little ones. The issue of messiness is particularly central, which is significant from the perspective of a child’s development. When children appear…
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You need to prepare for the tantrum phase
The period of toddlerhood, particularly the “terrible twos,” which spans from 1.5 to 3 years of age, is an especially exciting yet challenging phase of child development. During this time, little ones explore independence and increasingly attempt to express their desires and emotions, often resulting in tantrums and defiance. This behavior is natural, as children learn how to assert their will, but it is important for parents to prepare for the difficulties that may arise. The terrible twos can pose significant challenges not only for children but also for parents. Children often resort to dramatic methods to get what they want, which can be confusing for adults. The parents’ response…
