My daughter's English and tantrums.

I've been having a some hard times these days. My daughter who'll turn 3 in two weeks has tantrums. It's really hard to deal with them. When we're out in a store and she wants something in particular and doesn't get it, she rolls around on the floor and acts flips out. When I try to cope deal with her feelings and want to explain to her why she can't have what she wants, she hits me.
It ends up with me sending her to discipline in a corner of the store for a couple of minutes the of time-out until she cools down.
The problem is she still does it and even if I send her to a time-out she'll repeats the bad behaviour anyway again from one moment or to the another.

Today she is sick, she has a cold. She told me her ears were hurting. I understood suppose it was an 'otite' otitis (in French --> I don't know the name in English).
The doctor gave her antibiotics. So even if when she is complaining and not in a good mood, I stay understanding toward my little love.
Parenting is a hard job, I know understand my parents now when they had to get me disciplined me. I try to listen to podcasts about parenting. I want to get many point of views about this topic.

My toddler was so cute when she told me in English: 'I don' wanna go 'to' see the docta' ' No docta, no medicine'.

Then I noticed she had a band-aid on her knee because she had felt fallen at school: Don' touch my kneeeeeeeeee!
I replied: 'I'm not touching your knee, it's your thigh'
-Don' touch my figh!
My wife was lying on the couch wearing my jacket
'Look daddy, it's not mama's jacket, it's daddy's jacket!!!!'

She addresses to me in English and speaks French to with my wife. It's so cute. Sometimes she mixes both.

This is an adorable entry. Having a nearly three year old boy I know exactly what you're going through. Though he has toned down the hitting recently he still loves to pinch! And tantrums will plague us for many years to come i'm afraid.

How is it that your daughter can already speak English? Does she go to an international school?

Take care!

Chris

My daughter's English and tantrums.

I've been having a hard time these days. My daughter, who'll turn 3 in two weeks, has tantrums. It's really hard to deal with her. them. When we're out in a store, and if she wants something in particular and doesn't get it, she rolls on the floor and acts out( her feelings). When I try to cope with assuage her feelings and want to by explaining to her why she can have what she wants, she hits me.
It would end up with me sending her to a corner of the store for a few minutes her to discipline her,  in a corner of the store for a couple of minutes the time until she cools down.
The problem is that she will still continue to behave like that, do it does it and even if when I have given  send her to a timeout, she'll repeat that the same bad behavior anyway, sooner or later .one moment or another.

Today she is sick: she has a cold. She told me her ears were hurting. I understood knew she must be suffering from was an  otite (I don't know what this French word is called in English ) in French --> I don't know the name in English).
The doctor gave her antibiotics. So, even if when she was complaining and not having in a good mood, I stay continued to be patient understanding toward with my little bundle of love.
Parenting is a hard job, and now I know how  understand my parents felt when they had to get me discipline me when I was young. I try to listen to podcasts about parenting. I want to get the different many point of views about on this topic.

My toddler was so cute when she told me this  in English: 'I don' wanna go 'to' see the docta' ' No docta, no medicine'.

Then Also, when I noticed she had a band-aid at on her knee, which was bruised when  she had fell down at a school, she told me, "Don' touch my kneeeeeeeeee! "
I replied: 'I'm not touching your knee, it's your thigh'
"Don' touch my figh!", she exclaimed.
And when she saw  her mum was lying on the couch wearing my jacket, she shouted:
'Look daddy, it's not mama's jacket, it's daddy's jacket!!!!'

She adresses to me in English and speaks French to my wife. It's so cute. Sometimes she mixes both.

My daughter's English and tantrums.

I've been having a hard time these days. My daughter who'll turn 3 in two weeks has tantrums. It's really hard to deal with them. When we're out in a store and she wants something particular and doesn't get it, she rolls on the floor and acts up out. When I try to cope with her feelings and want to explain to her why she can't always have what she wants, she hits me.
It ends up with me disciplining her by sending her to a corner of the store for a couple of minutes till she cools down.
The problem is she still does it and even if I send her to time-out she'll repeat that bad behavior anyway one moment or another.

Today she is sick, she has a cold. She told me her ears were hurting. I understood it was an 'otite' (in French --> I don't know the name in English).
The doctor gave her antibiotics. So even if  when she is complaining and not in a good mood, I stay understanding toward my little love.
Parenting is a hard job, I now understand my parents when they had to get me disciplined. I try to listen to podcasts about parenting. I want to get many point of views about this topic.

My toddler was so cute when she told me in English: 'I don' wanna go 'to' see the docta' ' No docta, no medicine'.

Then I noticed she had a band-aid at her knee because she had felt a school: Don' touch my kneeeeeeeeee!
I replied: 'I'm not touching your knee, it's your thigh'
-Don' touch my figh!
My wife was lying on the couch wearing my jacket
'Look daddy, it's not mama's jacket, it's daddy's jacket!!!!'

She adresses to me in English and speaks French to my wife. It's so cute. Sometimes she mixes both.