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    Posted: 04 December 2010 at 7:57pm
How old does a toddler have to be before they get the naughty corner?

DS is 16mths. He's got a few words, but doesn't really talk. I'm pretty sure he knows what I'm saying most of the time.

He's a good kid most of the time, but is sometimes "challenging". Today he hit DH in the face with a solid plastic toy block, he loves pinching my neck and pulling my hair. Telling him to use gentle hands just isn't cutting it.

I've been trying to tell him he's done wrong, and put him in the corner (which lasts about 5 seconds) and trying to ignore him for a bit. Don't think it's working and I wonder if he's just too young to get it.
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I found that the naughty step worked for our boy a t that age, I would have to take him to it and sit with him for a minute, (not talking to him) but it did seem to make an impact, I think just removing them from the source of conflict helps heaps at that age. I think they tend to get over excited very easily and don't know their own strength.
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you have to pick a method and stick to it for at least a couple of weeks before saying it doesnt work. Make sure you use a firm tone of voice when you tell him that a behaviour wasnt acceptable.
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Naughty corner doesn't work here but putting him in his cot does. In the corner, he'd just get up and laugh.

Being hit in the face with a block, once I'd tell him off & warn him, when it happens again, tell him off & put him in his cot. Telling off I mean say something like that's not nice, etc
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We did the cot thing too for a few months - just like AandCsMum - warning first and then into cot for maybe just a minute or two, until she got the idea that her behaviour resulted in her being removed from the room! We also tried to emphasise that we expected a 'sorry' when we got her out..... this took some time until her language was up to it, but I think even at 16 months, they know what's going on, even if they can't express it clearly.

Now, we use a naughty 'spot' - down the end of the hall away from everywhere, and also use it after a warning - it works so well, that often she'll take herself off to the naughty spot without being told, when she knows her behavior is naughty (and then we sit there trying not to laugh )
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aww blondy, that sounds adorable


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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote AandCsmum Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 December 2010 at 9:10pm
I make him come out & give me a cuddle & Miss M (same age) a cuddle or vice versa.
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Someone once told me it time to start using the naughty spot once they start giving you "the look", the one that says they know darn well that what they have done is naughty and are waiting to see your reaction to it. DS started "that look" at about 15mths old. I was using his cot initially but we now have a carpet sample that I got from the carpet shop as the naughty mat which means we can pick it up and take it with us when we go away
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Originally posted by AandCsmum AandCsmum wrote:

Naughty corner doesn't work here but putting him in his cot does. In the corner, he'd just get up and laugh.

Being hit in the face with a block, once I'd tell him off & warn him, when it happens again, tell him off & put him in his cot. Telling off I mean say something like that's not nice, etc

 

Same here.

I put my 27 month old in the cot when she has done something really naughty like hitting her brother. Naughty spot she thinks it is funny but putting in her cot she knows I mean business.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote millymollymandy Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 December 2010 at 11:23am
Am thinking will have to intro something like this in the future. Am reluctant to use the cot tho, as I have worked pretty hard on giving out the message that bed is a happy place to go. Maybe a playpen might do the tirck.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote mummymonster Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 December 2010 at 12:31pm
After a few weeks of (i admit half hearted) attempts at 'the naughty corner' DS had that look like he got it this morning.
I guess that means I'm going to have to up my consistency on it.
Hope it works
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