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My four-year-old daughter wants to hear the same bedtime story every night. Help!
You have to go through that! For what bores adults to death, children find great: repetitions. Little children like your daughter discover new aspects of the plot with each listening and new meanings: they open up the whole thing gradually - and again and again.
My daughter only wants expensive branded clothing, but I can not afford it.
Imagine a moderate consumption behavior - it is not just the peers, but also the parents role models when it comes to brand awareness. In conversation, make it clear to your daughter that "No Name" products can be just as chic. A compromise is also possible: It saves a portion of its pocket money and is available at the next clothing purchase - for a selected branded garment.
Our son wriggles around at the table and often whines - what to do?
Sitting still while eating On the way to kindergarten, getting dressed - my son is constantly strolling.
Try to combine such routine activities with fun: if his shoes undefined suddenly can talk or his jacket comes to life, that captivates your son's attention, and putting on becomes a game. Nevertheless, always schedule a time buffer.
Our daughter, 3, does everything with left. Shall we retrain her to the right?
Her daughter seems to be left-handed - the clear preference of one hand suggests. But you definitely should not re-educate them: that would have a huge impact on your learning ability. There is also no practical reason for retraining: Special left-handed items are available in stores everywhere.
My daughter, 3, wants to be carried all the time - is her running laziness normal?
At first it is a sign of comfort - which you should not give in, unless your daughter is actually tired, say after a long walk. Best to help distractions such as a race to the next corner and appeals to the "grandness" as the task of pushing the cart with the Teddy in it.
In the old days our son liked to play outside, now he's sitting in front of the computer all day. Shall we intervene?
My two daughters (5 and 7) can not sit at the table in the bar, but keep running around.
Our son is six and can not ride a bike yet. Are there any tricks we can teach him?
My daughter is jealous of my new partner - is this inevitable?
