There is one phrase that I hear parents saying all the time to babies and toddlers when they're trying to stop an undesirable behaviour. They use this phrase when they're trying to stop their toddler from hitting or throwing toys or throwing food.

But what they don't realise is that this one phrase does the complete opposite. It actually encourages the baby and toddler to continue to engage in this behaviour and do it more often.

This phrase is not an effective discipline technique for toddlers and often lead to toddler tantrums.

So if you want to reduce your 1 year old's tantrums and stop them doing undesirable behaviours then you need to stop saying this phrase!

After watching this video you will know what this phrase is and more importantly what you should do and say instead.

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00:00 00:40 : Introduction
00:41 03:55 : The Phrase You Need to Avoid and Why
03:56 07:05 : What to Do and Say Instead

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