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Ignoring two year old

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LittlemissBT · 27/09/2013 20:24

Our loving, very active, always on the go, very strong willed DD doesn't respond to a stern voice. She always listens to 'no' but we have found that when she is tired the only way she will do what we say is if we give the option of doing it or mummy/daddy goes downstairs (generally we are upstairs putting her to bed), after a tantrum because we've gone downstairs, we go back up and she does what we want. What we need to know is did anyone else find this worked and when do they finally grow out of it? The problem is she's very dramatic so anything else she thinks is a game Hmm

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CreatureRetorts · 27/09/2013 21:05

She's 2 and when she's tired she will not be reasoned with so, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, stop trying to force things. What exactly are you talking about?

bundaberg · 27/09/2013 21:07

not entirely sure what you're asking?
whether you should ignore her and go downstairs while she tantrums?

if she is getting like this regularly at bedtime i'd suggest moving it forward a little bit perhaps, she may be getting overtired

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