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    little growler

    I've got a 3 yo who growls whenever they're asked to do something. They do it, but I get a deep huffy, grunting, growl & hateful look each time. I was ignoring it as I feel it I attention seeking, but I noticed 2 others have picked it up and started responding in kind. Would you address it? What kind of logical consequence would fit here?
  • Play Care
    Daycare.com Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 6642

    #2
    Maybe some type of fancy sticker chart for those who are good helpers? We'd talk about what that meant *exactly* (doing what you are asked, being cheerful and respectful, not moaning or whining, etc)

    Those who earn stickers could get a reward?

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      #3
      I think it's disrespectful and my dck's get a time out.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Play Care
        Maybe some type of fancy sticker chart for those who are good helpers? We'd talk about what that meant *exactly* (doing what you are asked, being cheerful and respectful, not moaning or whining, etc)

        Those who earn stickers could get a reward?
        Rewarding normal, expected behavior?

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        • Play Care
          Daycare.com Member
          • Dec 2012
          • 6642

          #5
          Originally posted by Unregistered
          Rewarding normal, expected behavior?
          I was trying to think of a positive way to end the behavior as generally I find it makes my day more pleasant.

          But I suppose you could place him firmly in a TO when he behaves disrespectfully and leave some clean up for when the to is done.

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