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by margypops, Jul 04, 2009 08:59AM
Could he being to get your attention albeit in a negative way? how old is he, focus on his positive side , but when he pinches use the time out method, send him to sit on a chair till he says he is sorry, mkae sure he is involved in soports and games, and isnt bored all the time.Good luck
by ttatina, Jul 04, 2009 10:41AM
my sons only 2 1/2 and dosent seem to understand much im always telling him no but still continues
by margypops, Jul 04, 2009 04:58PM
Well if he pinches you, say quietly yet foirmly NO, take him and lead him to a chair, sit him down then go back to what you wre doing, if he gets off repeat it, if you slap at him it is possible he does think its a game..be quiet yet firm and stern looking.
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