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Question by ashley nicole: “best way to discipline a toddler”?
my son who is 21mths old ..is very mischiveous..he hit the terrible “2′s just a couple of weeks before i had his brother. He loves messing with everything! My husband and I are moving and we are sure goin to have that place babyproof! But how should i discipline him when i tell him dont mess with that..and he does it again? Im not sure what to do? I tell him “no bubba thats not a toy” and he will leave it alone..then 10mins later he’s messing with it again. I try not to yell but, when im not feeling good or just not in the best mood..it gets the best of me.

please.,some good advice & help!

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Answer by Anil
Stop messing with him.

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Question by Jynnipher: Will teaching ASL to a toddler “stunt” their language skills?
I have a 17 month old son and I’ve been teaching him ASL, he talks with his hands all the time but only says “da” when he points at things. He can say mama, dada, and hi – but anything beyond that is a no way.

Granted – I know his language skills are still developing, but my friend (who has a 15 months old son) is saying “no mama” and “bye” and my son has yet to put two words together, much less say “bye” (if I ask him to say bye, he waves).

I know kids develop at different stages, but I’m wondering if teaching him ASL causing him to talk to me via sign language verses trying to talk. He does babble, so I take that as a good sign. He learns new signs pretty fast (in a day or two), but he just won’t try to say the words; he prefers signing over trying to speak.

I’m not overtly concerned, yet. His next doctors appointment isn’t until March 26th, and I’ll talk to the doctor – but I’m wonder what you think.

Thanks!

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Answer by Peruvian90
I’d definitely try to enforce a verbal language before focusing on sign language. I suggest to stop teaching him sign language at least until he gets a handle on English.

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Question by geri: question about toddler “stimming”?
Hi all
I have a little boy just turned 2 in October, who is exhibiting behaviour which after research, I have found out is called “stimming”. I looked it up online because it was beginning to worry me a bit.

Basically, he spends a lot of time doing this eye-rolling thing, walking up and down our hall looking at the walls in a kind of sideways glance. Also he spends an unusual amount of time filling and emptying boxes of bricks he has – I’ve since found out these repetitive behaviour patterns are known as self stimulatory behaviour.

I’m a full-time mom, very hands-on, and spend hours with him encouraging interactive play with me – reading books (he’s slightly behind with his speech), doing puzzles, drawing, etc. and he’s rarely left to sit and play on his own during the day, but when I go to the loo, when we have a visitor, or go out to the kitchen to get his lunch ready, he’ll start this behaviour and act like he doesn’t want to be interrupted.

Otherwise, he’s very social, affectionate, and is making good progress with his words.

Of course when I searched this behaviour online, “autism” came up in a lot of results – he’s clearly not at the extreme of autism, but should I be concerned? I mean, will he grow out of this, or should I look for an advice from the Dr.?

Best answer:

Answer by gvr
he is probably mildly autistic

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