Parenting Advice: What to Do When Your Child Ignores You
This video features a parenting expert offering advice on how to handle situations where a child repeatedly ignores instructions. The clip uses a relatable example of a toddler interacting with ducks in a metal trough to illustrate the frustration parents face when a child continues a behavior despite being told to stop. The expert explains that when a child ignores a parent and continues an action, it is time to move beyond verbal warnings and take decisive action to establish boundaries. The video serves as a prompt for parents to reflect on their disciplinary strategies when verbal commands are ineffective.
My mother would sucker punch me right in the face even before she ends the first warning.
Saying it twice. Then Grab the kid, put it in the basement, turn oft the Lights, and let the darkness teach.
* Records for the 100x time and does nothing
Don’t follow the rules brings consequences. If they don’t listen and being nasty they don’t get toys, sweets and time to play til end of Highschool. I don’t get why liberals have so much problem with clear rules and hierarchy.
"Say no more. I'll be there in 10"
...please?? FULL Samual L. Jackson..."STEP AWAY FROM THE GODDAMM DUCK"
The right way would be Leave the ducks alone, please Leave the ducks ALONE not yelling but increased volume After that you take action and give him consequences. If he still does it after that you didnt give him the right consequences.
When you asked him to leave ducks alone and he didn't listen.
I assume the ducks will become the teacher, if the parent wont.
I'm too Slavic for this nonsense. I only say twice, there's no third time.