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How to Deal with Terrible Threes

Kisha Gulley

Are you ready to tackle the terrific yet tumultuous phase known as the "terrible threes"? Don't worry; you're not alone in this wild parenting adventure! 

Let’s get started!

6 Characteristics of terrible threes

01 Tantrums

02 Assertion of Independence

Thermometer

03 Defiance

Jar

04 Developing Language Skills

Dough

05 Picky Eating

Flour Bag

06 Nap Resistance

Flour Bowl

Stay Calm and Patient

01

During challenging moments, take a deep breath and remain composed. Responding with patience and understanding can help de-escalate the situation.

Set Clear Boundaries

02

Establish consistent rules and boundaries for behavior. Children thrive on predictability and knowing what is expected of them.

Don't Forget Self Care

03

Take care of yourself physically and emotionally. Ensure you get enough rest and seek support when needed.

Build A Supportive Community

04

Surround yourself with friends, family, and other parents who can offer encouragement and understanding.

Remember that the "terrible threes" is a phase that will pass. Be kind to yourself and your child, knowing that you're both learning and growing together.

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06

Embrace the joys of parenting and cherish the unique moments with your little one during this transformative period of their development.