Webinar on How to say no to a child and deal with aggression

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Updated on Jun 19, 2014
Have a young child at home who doesn't listen to you at all? Or are you facing a problem in dealing with an aggressive child who throws a tantrum at the first sign of things not going his way? If you are looking for solutions to behavioural issues of your child, here is a not-to-be missed opportunity. Log in and interact ,live, with our Child Pscyhologist. Topic: How to say no to a child and deal with aggressionExpert: Dr Ann Simi John, Child PsychologistDate and Time: 24 Jun, 11:30--12:45

| Jun 24, 2014
So, my daughter is 5+ years old and she is very prone to throwing tantrums at the drop of a hat. She always wants to get her way and any kind of resistance from elders results in screaming, crying, etc. I would like to get your expert views on how to handle such situations

| Jun 24, 2014
Anything and everything that doesnt suit her fancy, it could be when we ask her to finish her homework and she doesnt want to study, or wants to watch TV for long hours, or when we stop her from doing some dangerous stuff (like cutting veggies with a sharp knife or lighting the matches), or even waking up in the morning, or going to bed at night.... the list is endless....










| Jun 24, 2014
Also, as both me and my husband are working, she is generally playing with the maid. now that she is growing older, I feel the maid can't stimulate her enough and she wants me and my husband only to play. how can I get her to play on her own and not want us around all the time





| Jun 24, 2014
Thanks Dr Ann.... just one more thing.. i sometimes feel all this scolding has resulted in making my daughter afraid of me in some situtions... as in if she is not eating her food and I strictly tell her, eat it or mumma will get angry, she will look at me a little scared but obey.. is it my guilt? what can I do to make her not scared of me.

