How to Discipline a Screaming Two-Year-Old Child
What parent has not shuddered at the thought of the "terrible two's"? Is there a fool-proof way to turn your child into something more tranquil? With a lot of love and patience on your part, it is possible to help your child through this difficult time and help them learn to control their emotions --- something that many adults still need to learn.
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Instructions
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How To Handle A Temper Tantrum
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Don't give in! When a two-year-old is screaming and he gets his way, he will quickly learn to scream every time he doesn't get what he wants the moment he wants it.
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Ignore the screaming. Do not reward it by giving the child the attention that she is looking for. Simply leave the child alone.
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Wait until the child has calmed himself down. As soon as he is quiet, peacefully ask him what is the matter.
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Solve the problem if it is truly an issue, for example, perhaps the child needs food or needs her diaper changed. If it is merely thwarted self-will or petty wants, it is better not to gratify the child immediately. Tell her that she can ask later, if she asks nicely --- and later does not mean in five minutes.
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Tips & Warnings
Always treat the child with love and respect.
Never, ever respond in anger. Anger brings you down to the child's level and will quickly destroy any respect they have for you.
