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why do kids get cranky? and got a better answer
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znachit chego to hotyat ili ih chto to bespokoit!
znachit chego to hotyat ili ih chto to bespokoit!
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They are trying to get attention.
They are trying to get attention.
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they just think they are little kings and princesses
they just think they are little kings and princesses
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because for now it's the only way they understand how to get attention and, at the same time, get any bonuses.
because for now it's the only way they understand how to get attention and, at the same time, get any bonuses.
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not enough maternal feelings or something not enough toys they are always cranky, you have to be patient until age five and they will get wise.
not enough maternal feelings or something not enough toys they are always cranky, you have to be patient until age five and they will get wise.
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Because they have an immature nervous system and any overexcitement leads to a release of emotions, and with them an excess of substances and hormones accumulated during excitement.Take care of your child's nervous system! More often sleep and less yelling.Plz.
Because they have an immature nervous system and any overexcitement leads to a release of emotions, and with them an excess of substances and hormones accumulated during excitement.Take care of your child's nervous system! More often sleep and less yelling.Plz.
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Anxiety in children. It can be: - A temporary mental condition resulting from stressors - Frustration of social needs - A primary indicator of malaise when the body is unable to naturally realize needs - A personality trait given through a description of external and internal characteristics by means of related concepts - A reaction to a threat presented Take your little one to a psychologist, he will give you an accurate diagnosis and competent advice.
Anxiety in children. It can be: - A temporary mental condition resulting from stressors - Frustration of social needs - A primary indicator of malaise when the body is unable to naturally realize needs - A personality trait given through a description of external and internal characteristics by means of related concepts - A reaction to a threat presented Take your little one to a psychologist, he will give you an accurate diagnosis and competent advice.
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He is trying to let you know that he, too, is a person and should be reckoned with. Or he knows exactly that this is how he will get what he wants.
He is trying to let you know that he, too, is a person and should be reckoned with. Or he knows exactly that this is how he will get what he wants.
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Because they are bored. They want to play with you, and as they can't talk they get cranky.
Because they are bored. They want to play with you, and as they can't talk they get cranky.
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Because they don't know how to express themselves, they don't know how to understand their own desires, and they get tired a lot. They just need to be understood. There are no naughty children. There is our inattention. It happens that a child needs to be seen by a neurologist just to take a sedative at any age! And it can also be over-attention. Large mothers usually don't have cranky children - they are busy with other problems, they need to do something for themselves.
Because they don't know how to express themselves, they don't know how to understand their own desires, and they get tired a lot. They just need to be understood. There are no naughty children. There is our inattention. It happens that a child needs to be seen by a neurologist just to take a sedative at any age! And it can also be over-attention. Large mothers usually don't have cranky children - they are busy with other problems, they need to do something for themselves.
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because YOU are NOT interested in their worries and problems
because YOU are NOT interested in their worries and problems
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Children are very cunning and with their caprices they are looking for your weaknesses, by acting on which they will get what they want.
Children are very cunning and with their caprices they are looking for your weaknesses, by acting on which they will get what they want.
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Caprice is a stretchy term. What exactly does it mean to you? Does the child cry a lot? Or does he insist on his unrealistic requests? Or something else? Write and we'll discuss it, I'm a family psychologist, and please watch your spelling. Typos can be embarrassing - for example, the root COPR- refers to poo in Latin, not cApris.
Caprice is a stretchy term. What exactly does it mean to you? Does the child cry a lot? Or does he insist on his unrealistic requests? Or something else? Write and we'll discuss it, I'm a family psychologist, and please watch your spelling. Typos can be embarrassing - for example, the root COPR- refers to poo in Latin, not cApris.