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God, why are you so scared! The best school for kids is kindergarten. In the year that your child has left before it - he will learn a lot. I think for now the most important thing - communication with peers, to the maximum. Children learn from each other at any age. Well, you're not lazy - engage with your child, and the bad words are not worth stressing - he will understand that this word does not cause you to respond and will stop using it. Maybe he just this way to get your attention?
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God, what are you so scared of! The best school for little ones is kindergarten. In the year that your child has left before it - he will learn a lot. I think so far the main thing - communication with peers, to the maximum. Children learn from each other at any age. Well, you're not lazy - engage with your child, and the bad words are not worth stressing - he will understand that this word does not cause you to respond and will stop using it. Maybe he is just attracting your attention in such a way?
God, what are you so scared of! The best school for little ones is kindergarten. In the year that your child has left before it - he will learn a lot. I think so far the main thing - communication with peers, to the maximum. Children learn from each other at any age. Well, you're not lazy - engage with your child, and the bad words are not worth stressing - he will understand that this word does not cause you to respond and will stop using it. Maybe he is just attracting your attention in such a way?
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to the kindergarten and they will teach him how to talk.
to the kindergarten and they will teach him how to talk.
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Come up with some consonant word and say it more often!
Come up with some consonant word and say it more often!
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You can explain to her that only stupid people say such words.
You can explain to her that only stupid people say such words.
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Don't pay attention and don't react - she'll forget little by little
Don't pay attention and don't react - she'll forget little by little
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The most important thing is not to pay attention to these words, as if you don't hear them. If you pay attention, he will talk even more often.
The most important thing is not to pay attention to these words, as if you don't hear them. If you pay attention, he will talk even more often.
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poprobuite 4asto povtoriat, kakoe-nibud slovo s pohozim okon4ianiem, tolko ne matnoe. Rebionok dolzen perehvatit. I poprobuite eto slovo virazat razgovarivaja mezdu soboj. 4ashe i gromko.
poprobuite 4asto povtoriat, kakoe-nibud slovo s pohozim okon4ianiem, tolko ne matnoe. Rebionok dolzen perehvatit. I poprobuite eto slovo virazat razgovarivaja mezdu soboj. 4ashe i gromko.
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don't pay attention - she will forget by herself.
don't pay attention - she will forget by herself.
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In a year she'll understand that you shouldn't say that... My grandfather in the country taught me a lot of things too. I was shocked when I was a year old! He went to kindergarten in September, but he never swore once there, and at home he also understood that we don't talk like that at home and in kindergarten, too. And that it is a shame! Good luck to you grow up big! And healthy!
In a year she'll understand that you shouldn't say that... My grandfather in the country taught me a lot of things too. I was shocked when I was a year old! He went to kindergarten in September, but he never swore once there, and at home he also understood that we don't talk like that at home and in kindergarten, too. And that it is a shame! Good luck to you grow up big! And healthy!
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Don't stress about it. It's all you can do Natasha.
Don't stress about it. It's all you can do Natasha.
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I had such a problem six months ago when my child came home from kindergarten and started giving out pearls. And in normal life he cannot pronounce some of the letters, but in these words he pronounces them all correctly. At first I explained to him, as it is written in the books, that these words are bad and should not be said, then I started scolding him and threatening to punish him - but the effect was zero. And until I put him in a corner and told my dad, he continued, but then he understood everything. Maybe I did something wrong, but it's better than to embarrass myself somewhere in the house or on the street. The child is 4 years old and he should already be responsible for his actions.
I had such a problem six months ago when my child came home from kindergarten and started giving out pearls. And in normal life he cannot pronounce some of the letters, but in these words he pronounces them all correctly. At first I explained to him, as it is written in the books, that these words are bad and should not be said, then I started scolding him and threatening to punish him - but the effect was zero. And until I put him in a corner and told my dad, he continued, but then he understood everything. Maybe I did something wrong, but it's better than to embarrass myself somewhere in the house or on the street. The child is 4 years old and he should already be responsible for his actions.
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then maybe you should try not to teach her words on purpose but say something unexpected and in a different voice
then maybe you should try not to teach her words on purpose but say something unexpected and in a different voice
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First of all it is your fault that the child listens to foul language if it's a playground ask the people around him not to use foul language or chase him away although it's hard to prevent such a retarded society we have. I think you should not show your reaction too obvious - a child does not know if it is good or bad, but he sees the attention to himself when he says something like that.Just to distract may work
First of all it is your fault that the child listens to foul language if it's a playground ask the people around him not to use foul language or chase him away although it's hard to prevent such a retarded society we have. I think you should not show your reaction too obvious - a child does not know if it is good or bad, but he sees the attention to himself when he says something like that.Just to distract may work