Minta tips.... Boboi choosy time nak pakai baju

vasepecah

erine_jia posted on 23-5-2013 02:16 PM
Anak saya yg girl tu pun gini juga sgt memilih pakaian. Anak saya slalu nak baju yg gaun2 wrne pin ...

sama mcm anak vase .... tapi dia sampai skrg still pink pink pink .....kalo  time shopping dia kemain galak lagi ....  asal kaler pink terus masuk dalam trolley .... haish anak laaa anak

siputsedut

jgn stop his imagination..he's being creative..layankan aje..tp ajar die pasal pengurusan masa...mcm u play a song...tell him to choose the clothes sehingga lagu habis..make it a game...

pumpkin_penyek

Ok,

Update tentang boboi pumpkin. Sekarang umur dia dah masuk 2 tahun 10 bulan. Dia masih lagi memilih time nak pakai baju tapi tak serius macam dulu dah.. sebabnya sekarang pumpkin & hubby bawa dia pergi shopping baju dia sendiri dan kami tengok jenis color yang dia suka.

Jadi lepas tu pumpkin N hubby beli macam yang dia nak, color kuning, merah, biru, hitam... sume kaler yang terang terang.

Sekarang ni senang skit sebab boboi dah tahu cakap apa yang dia nak, cth kalau baju yang dia suka... dia akan cakap "antik" means cantik, kalau tak suka dia akan cakap "no no no"...

Heheh... cuma kadang kadang dia akan pilih baju tidur untuk pakai diang-siang hari and pakai jeans dgn t shirt untuk tidur sebab dia suka baju tu...

rotiboy

My son pun dah mula macam ni...huhu...he is 3 tahun 3 bulan....nak pakai jeans n seluar panjang saje....bangun pagi nak pakai jeans..kalau kita bagi seluar lain meraung tak ingat dunia...bukan nak keluar rumah pun.....
hope this phase will finish soon...

pumpkin_penyek

rotiboy posted on 18-6-2013 05:34 PM
My son pun dah mula macam ni...huhu...he is 3 tahun 3 bulan....nak pakai jeans n seluar panjang saje ...

Oh rotiboy.. ramai yang senasib dgn kita ya

pumpkin_penyek

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                                                Is your toddler insisting on wearing the same shirt every day?  Here’s why, and what you can do.

So your kid is insisting on wearing that Winnie the Pooh shirt...for the ninth day in a row. Here’s why, and what you can do.
Relax, it’s normal! "Toddlers get fixated on certain clothes because it’s their way of having some control and consistency in this world of giants who run the show—us!" says Heather Wittenberg, a Hawaii-based psychologist, parenting expert, and mom of four. "So it’s important for us to have sympathy with them—and to humor them."
This is about trust, too. Your toddler is a smarty-pants—and she’s testing you. "She wants to see if you ‘get’ what’s important to her," says Wittenberg. That’s right: She wants you to respect the shirt. So it’s extra-important that you don’t try to sneak away her favorite piece of clothing, as tempting as it might be. "There was a Hello Kitty shirt that my daughter would simply not part with," says Lily Donovan, a mom of three in Minneapolis, Minnesota. "We all got so sick of looking at that cat’s face. But we let her wear it whenever she needed to because we knew the phase would pass. And it did."
By all means, get an extra shirt/pants/whatever. "Put the duplicate into circulation so that the object of obsession can disappear for washing," Wittenberg says. "That way she’s always holding onto something clean, non-stinky, and non-germy."
Make trades, as necessary. "Our 21-month-old insists on wearing only red or purple socks," says Sarah Rozensky Alcorn, a mom of one in Washington, DC. "If there are only white available, she shakes her head and says, ‘None pretty,’ and won’t wear them. So we’ve learned to lure her into the white socks with the promise that she can wear her red sunglasses instead!"
Realize it’s a good lesson for her—in laundry and in life. "You might explain ‘Winnie the Pooh gets a bath just like you do,’" Wittenberg says. "Involve her. Show her the shirt going into the washing machine and have her help put it in the dryer. The more power you give her over relatively minor things like this, the better. Then you can choose your parenting battles and save them for big stuff, like safety and manners."
                                                                                               

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