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2024-12-09 15:48:02
My 16months old is pulling other childrens hair is it normal. Even though I am trying to explain that she is not understanding.
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At this age children start learning from siblings / school mates / videos on tv / mobile . Understand why the child is doing so . Instead of saying no , try telling her that’s it’s painful and not a good behaviour .

Answered2024-12-14 11:35:56

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Baby try to draw your attention to their side Remove the other children from their site

Answered2024-12-10 09:35:48

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It's normal for the 16 month for show reaction... Baby will not understand the concept of NO... So the best is to take the baby away from the location

Answered2024-12-10 09:31:47

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Divert baby attention at that time by giving things toys which like him

Answered2024-12-12 06:50:11

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