Many children are stubborn, especially when they are asked to do something or stop some movements and behaviors. The main reason for the stubbornness of the child is usually the desire to draw attention. Usually, the period of stubbornness is limited in a short period of time. Stubbornness becomes a habit that is difficult to get rid of with time. Causes of child stubbornness The stubbornness of a child is a response to the reaction of the child when he ordered something, such as washing his hands or going to sleep or changing his clothes and so on, and This is usually a question of which to assert himself and his own self and that he is a person He says he disagrees with his father and his father's behavior. The behavior of the stubborn child defies the orders. Most of the time, he strongly criticizes others. He deliberately harasses others with his actions. He insists on revenge. He loses his balance and distorts his mood. He easily blames others. If you want to help your child to be a normal child and stay away from stubbornness, you must practice some skills in how to deal with the stubborn child trying to get rid of his stubbornness, and these skills require the following steps to avoid giving many orders at the same time and always take care of you Take care Attract your child's attention. You can do this by giving him something he likes, such as a small toy or a piece of candy, and then ask him what you want in a nice way to prove one thing at a time without hesitation, which means you should not trust your child with something. Then try always when you tell your child to do something, it is up to the child to do something that does something for himself, not to do something for others. Reward your child with a symbolic reward every time he obeys your child's orders in a gentle manner so that The method is out of control and ask if the order has been executed If you ask him to do homework, avoid using verbal or physical punishment as a way to modify the behavior of stubbornness in a child. Give him orders gently and calmly, without tightening or bullying, and do not take a nap on his shoulder or hug him. And then ask me to do some of the things that you want him to do
