Mu youngest Son (only 5) is loud, proud and very loving-NEVER RUDE, How do YOU cope with a child like this?
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you should be proud of your child. many parents hope to get children like that. Congratulations! and please give him a kiss for me. Cheers!!
isnt that a good thing?
Praise God?
Start training him to be in politics.
sounds to me like you have no problem.
Pray that he stays like this.
With noisy love, pride and politeness?
just laugh and then cuddle him to bits and be thankful you haven't got a screaming miserable child or a little brat
well i think u should reward him frequently! children love to feel that they r special so whatever he likes, maybe m&ms or a toy , just get it 4 him and say that it is 4 bN good
I'd just love him right on back x
you leave him how he is, hes not doing anything wrong, boys will be boys, i would just suggest not taking him 2 sumwhere like a library until hes quieter
With grateful thanks! Sounds like a dream child to me.
Enjoy him and keep telling him how proud you are that he is such a good boy . Well done for encouraging good manners.
I'll love him to death! Lucky you!
and this is a problem because?
I would be more concerned if he was quiet, shy and rude. Enjoy him.
I'm not sure what you're having trouble coping with.
I would continue to treat him the way he's been treated. Be proud - you're obviously doing something right. You shouldn't be worried by his behaviour.
the same way you cope withe a child the exact opposite
isnt that good
ah so is mine you dont need to cope leave him be there should be more kids like this dont let noone tell you he should be more rough like a proper boy hell be fine in life
i think that u r very lucky to have a child like this
cope??
doesnt that mean that it annoys you...or have i totally missed that?
shouldnt you just straight up love your kid?
My son (also 5) is very loud and loving too. For example he really likes to touch people's ears, it is like cuddling for him, but he gets too excited and it hurts them sometimes. We talk with him about 'inside voices' and 'outside voices' as well as "using your words first to ask someone about using your hands." We try to give him lots of opportunities to go outside and use his "outside voice" so he doesn't feel oppressed and give lots of positive reinforcement when his behavior shows respect for other people (ex. not interrupting conversations or keeping hands to himself)
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