Respectful Parenting: Janet Lansbury Unruffled When Kids Don't Seem Motivated (to Potty, Crawl, or Create)
Oct 29, 2024
What do you do when your child isn't engaging in key developmental milestones? Discover how to navigate concerns about a toddler's reluctance to crawl or a preschooler's aversion to drawing. Learn tips to support creativity and independence without imposing pressure. Delve into strategies for tackling potty training resistance while fostering trust in your child's journey. Gain insights on creating an environment that encourages authentic self-expression and nurtures natural abilities. It's all about understanding and supporting each child's unique rhythm!
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Baby Motor Skill Development
- Give babies plenty of unrestricted floor time to develop motor skills naturally.
- Avoid placing babies in seated positions before they can get there themselves.
Handling Reflux
- Let babies settle after eating before placing them down.
- Provide floor time even for babies with reflux.
Restoring Child's Drawing Motivation
- Stop drawing for your child and allow them to get mad.
- Provide opportunities for drawing without pressure or encouragement.