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Jessica.RI
I want to soak and wash my kid's bath toys to disinfect them but i don't know what type og cleaner i should use. I have a 3 year old, 18 month old, and a 1 month old.
Thanks.
Answer
You can run them through the dishwasher, or put them in the laundry machine with laundry. Just using regular soap and very hot water.
You can run them through the dishwasher, or put them in the laundry machine with laundry. Just using regular soap and very hot water.
What is the best way to discipline an 18 month old who bites?
Caryn
My 18 month old son is bitting at Day Care, What can be done to stop this?
Answer
Unfortunately this is a common behavior for toddlers so don't feel bad. You are not a bad parent and you're son is not a bad kid. The first thing to do is find out why your son is biting. Chances are he's frustrated. Someone may take his toy or he can't verbalize how he's feeling. There is often a time where he's more prone to biting like at the end of the day or before nap time. Once you figure out why he's biting the next step is to eliminate the triggers if possible. This is difficult when he is in child care but try to do it at home.
Time outs work well as long as they are age appropriate. 1 minute per year/age.
never bite your child. It's abuse and you're only teaching him that biting is ok.
I always told the kids at my daycare that your teeth are for chewing your food not your friends. I got them to help me figure out good things to put in mouths. It became a game.
Good luck and hang in there. It's just a stage.
Unfortunately this is a common behavior for toddlers so don't feel bad. You are not a bad parent and you're son is not a bad kid. The first thing to do is find out why your son is biting. Chances are he's frustrated. Someone may take his toy or he can't verbalize how he's feeling. There is often a time where he's more prone to biting like at the end of the day or before nap time. Once you figure out why he's biting the next step is to eliminate the triggers if possible. This is difficult when he is in child care but try to do it at home.
Time outs work well as long as they are age appropriate. 1 minute per year/age.
never bite your child. It's abuse and you're only teaching him that biting is ok.
I always told the kids at my daycare that your teeth are for chewing your food not your friends. I got them to help me figure out good things to put in mouths. It became a game.
Good luck and hang in there. It's just a stage.
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