2-year-old baby crying like crazy?

Most parents may have encountered this phenomenon, that is, some babies are more active and lively, and if the adults do not satisfy what the babies want to do or what they want, they will cry and make a fuss, and lose their temper. Some parents with a bad temper will often beat and scold their children after their children show this phenomenon. In fact, this will only have a counterproductive effect. So what is the reason for a 2-year-old baby crying like crazy?

What is the reason why my 2-year-old baby is crying like crazy?

1. Environmental impact. If parents cannot control themselves and are prone to irritability and temper tantrums, their children will also learn to lose their temper through learning from them. Therefore, parents should first look for the root cause of their children’s temper. Are the parents or caregivers prone to bad temper? If so, adjust your mentality first and don't lose your temper in front of your children.

2. Attract attention. When the baby is young, he likes to stick to his mother. If the mother has to go to work or is busy with other things, the baby will feel lonely and has no one to play with, so he will make some unreasonable demands. If the adults do not satisfy him, he will lose his temper and cry loudly, hoping to attract the attention of his parents.

3. If you cannot achieve your goal, vent your emotions. If they can't get what they want, they will cry and make a fuss to get what they want. The reason why children do this is because there has been a successful precedent. If it is the first time, parents must stop it in time.

2 years old is the first rebellious period for children. When facing their temper tantrums and throwing things, adults must remain calm and never confront them. This is the most effective way to deal with it:

When a child makes a request, it is best for the mother to put down the work in her hands and listen to the child patiently. If the child’s request is unreasonable, the mother must have her own attitude and gently tell the child not to do this. For this reason, if the child is crying and making a fuss, the best way is to hold the child in your arms, pat and stroke her back, and gently say to her: "Baby, you are sad, right? Mom knows, and mom loves you." The mother's comfort and care can calm the child down quickly. At the same time, you can use other things to attract your child and divert his attention.

After the child's emotions have calmed down, the mother can patiently tell the child why he should not do this. The mother cannot ignore the situation or deal with it. Otherwise, when the child encounters this situation again next time, he will make the same mistake, and may even feel dissatisfied and have a knot in his heart.

Parents should try their best to meet the child's needs if they can. If they cannot meet them, they should listen carefully, deal with them seriously, stick to their principles, and never agree to unreasonable requests. Some parents have no patience with their children. Once the children cry or lose their temper, the parents will beat and scold them. This not only affects the children's growth, makes them afraid, but also affects the relationship between parents and children. Some parents cannot stand their children's crying and throwing tantrums and just satisfy them. This will make the children become worse and use crying as a means of threatening and controlling adults.