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Name: Ravina
Country: India
interesting read. My child pesters me for chocolates daily, will have to find a new reason daily :D Only when he's gone to Orchids school do I get the time to plan my strategy for the evening.

Name: Priya
Country: India
It happens with my kid too. Hard to manage those tantrums at time in the public. These tips are really thoughtful.

Name: payal
Country: India
Saying "No" in the public place is very tough for me as my child tends to throw tantrums which sometimes go uncontrollable. I need to be very careful and wise enough to deal with my kid. I got to keep talking to make him and her understand few things. Proper communication helps a lot.

Name: Karthik Raja
Country: India
Same with my kid. every time to save myself from embarrassment, i give in to the demands and whims of my child. But his demands are increasing even more. Now i am thinking of putting a stop to it. so from now on he has to listen to my 'no'. I will surely follow the tips given here.

Name: Robin Jaiswal
Country: India
Everytime I say 'no' for something, my kid throws a tantrum and it is very difficult for me to manage him at that moment. He does not consider the place and time of throwing a tantrum. Once he threw a tantrum in a mall, when i said 'no' for a toy. He created a big ruckus. It was very embarrassing and i had to give in to his demands.

Name: Ram Dayal
Country: India
Kids should be taught the importance of 'no'. giving to to every demand and whims of a kids makes it difficult for them to have a 'no' for an answer. they should be taught to take a 'no' in a sportive manner.

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