本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛We'll look at the child's eyes directly and say: No hitting. It hurts. Let's find something else to play. And take the toy away or move the child to other quiet playing area.
Reason: If the child is just exploring "cause and effect": cause: hitting; effect: another child crying. It might seems a fun game to play for the child who hits. So apply appropriate consequence is important.
Another possibility could be the child is seeking attention from adults by behave agressively.
If this is the case, give the child as much attention as possible when she/he behaves, such as playing with her, talking to her, hugs and kisses, etc. While she/he hits, just remove her/him and ignore her/him, comfort the child who was hurt.
It is also possible the child was overly stimulated by the environment (noise/chaos) etc. Get her/him some quiet activity, or just cuddliing.
or if kids fighting over toys, provide sufficient toys, including duplicated toys. Offer child different ways to defend his/her toy, such as using words, say "Mine!" if the child can talk or even use hand gesture.
Observe the child carefully over time and see what triggles his/her agressive behavior, so you'll know how to deal with it accordingly.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Reason: If the child is just exploring "cause and effect": cause: hitting; effect: another child crying. It might seems a fun game to play for the child who hits. So apply appropriate consequence is important.
Another possibility could be the child is seeking attention from adults by behave agressively.
If this is the case, give the child as much attention as possible when she/he behaves, such as playing with her, talking to her, hugs and kisses, etc. While she/he hits, just remove her/him and ignore her/him, comfort the child who was hurt.
It is also possible the child was overly stimulated by the environment (noise/chaos) etc. Get her/him some quiet activity, or just cuddliing.
or if kids fighting over toys, provide sufficient toys, including duplicated toys. Offer child different ways to defend his/her toy, such as using words, say "Mine!" if the child can talk or even use hand gesture.
Observe the child carefully over time and see what triggles his/her agressive behavior, so you'll know how to deal with it accordingly.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net