I try to teach my baby to be patient when he’s hangry, but he slaps, punches, kicks and bites.
He doesn’t even say “I’m hangry, you incompetent giant”. He demands to be held in arms, he punches, bites and slaps my face. He did this for the first time when he was around 3 months old.
Patience is learnt through many years, specially when the belly is full.
Hangry people can turn violent, like most restaurant workers know.
As “the whole-brained child” book states, children can not be reasonable when they are in a tantrum
> children can not be reasonable when they are in a tantrum
Are you supposed to grow out of that? I’m 51 and I still notice this about myself at times!
(Only half joking here. It is amazing how hard it can be to snap out of a “sulky mood” after some type of frustration or disappointment, even when you’re aware of it and that it’s doing more harm than good).
He doesn’t even say “I’m hangry, you incompetent giant”. He demands to be held in arms, he punches, bites and slaps my face. He did this for the first time when he was around 3 months old.
Patience is learnt through many years, specially when the belly is full.
Hangry people can turn violent, like most restaurant workers know.
As “the whole-brained child” book states, children can not be reasonable when they are in a tantrum