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2001-09-26

Name: Editor Little Avni sits on the table munching on some chocolate. She quietly sits like a tiger ready to attack, watching her brother reach out for the last piece of chocolate. As soon as her older brother's fingers touch the piece, she springs forth her hand and pulls his hair. Ouch! Many toddlers have a bad habit of pulling hair.

The toddler might pull his older sibling's hair because he might want to signal to the sibling the consequences that will occur if the sibling ever takes that last piece of chocolate again.

One way you can stop this inappropriate behavior is by showing the toddler that pulling hair will not help him get what he desires.

Does your toddler also pull his elder sibling's hair? How do you stop him or her? Share with us!

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2001-10-01

Name: Roja
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My 2 year old son loves to pull his elder sister's hair. But this the way he expresses his love for his elder sister!

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RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
sometimes its right, and sometimes its wrong also, children's mind is so pure, and they tell the truth only, they never feel jealous or anger on anyone, so we can learn some things from them.... - anudas [View Message]

RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
the adult definitely learn lots of things from kids, and nothing bad in that, and kids innocence and they are always tell truth to parents, so take it sportingly the things they say.... - ajinkya [View Message]

RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
kids are very innocent and they dont know who is smart person, they just know spread love and happiness in families, so they do that only, but yes we can learn from them.... - niraja [View Message]

RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
sometimes its right to say we adult learn from childrens also, but not many times, sometimes childrens do smart work to finish any task, but that thing we can learn from children.... - umesh [View Message]

RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
the adult view and kids view has so much difference, so if adult view is rarely wrong, but that time they can see by kids view there is so many things, which is done by kids only.... - mugdha [View Message]

RE:Lessons From Children

hello editor,
kids work is very smart, and they taken short time to finish work, so there is chances to learn from them somethings, so take it sportingly, and also take innocence from kids ... - umesh [View Message]

RE:Sleeping Positions

Hey there this is something really weird i mean who can someone define a person based on his sleeping style, please stop making fun of yourself and grow up, this is not the place where you can crack jokes please stop.... - Anaida [View Message]

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