flowerchild
11-27-2014, 01:14 PM
Hi everyone,
This is my first post. :wave:
Can anyone give me suggestions about continual whining? The little one is three and basically EVERYTHING that she says is whining. Even when the situation doesn't even warrant whining. Ie. "what's for lunch?" "Lasagna" "Nooooooo! I don't liiiiiiike lasagna! NooooOOOOOooooo!" And then gobbles down her lasagna. It's like her gut reaction is to whine or tantrum about something even if it's something she likes. Typically, I've been reminding her that I can't understand whining and/or ask her to use her big girl voice. So, she will repeat the question/statement in a regular voice with no issue. Sometimes I have to remind her a couple times before she'll say it without whining. This hasn't cut down on the frequency of it. Is there anything I can do? Or do I just need to keep on keeping on and wait it out?
Thanks!
This is my first post. :wave:
Can anyone give me suggestions about continual whining? The little one is three and basically EVERYTHING that she says is whining. Even when the situation doesn't even warrant whining. Ie. "what's for lunch?" "Lasagna" "Nooooooo! I don't liiiiiiike lasagna! NooooOOOOOooooo!" And then gobbles down her lasagna. It's like her gut reaction is to whine or tantrum about something even if it's something she likes. Typically, I've been reminding her that I can't understand whining and/or ask her to use her big girl voice. So, she will repeat the question/statement in a regular voice with no issue. Sometimes I have to remind her a couple times before she'll say it without whining. This hasn't cut down on the frequency of it. Is there anything I can do? Or do I just need to keep on keeping on and wait it out?
Thanks!