Screaming

callaann27

My lil guy(14months) just decided, last week, that he has to scream....all.the.time. I leave the room-screams. Put him in his high chair-screams. Playing-screams. Change his diaper-screams. And it's an all out bloody murder scream every time. Not sure how to discipline for this. I just say "Quiet please" or ignore it. What should I do?!?!? I can't even take him to run errands with me anymore because he screams....Help! 

superpregnant

My Dd pass trough something like this, there is not to much to do but just be patient and consistent to let him know that that's not the way to communicate and eventually he will get the idea, I know is annoying but hang in there because they go through p

twohniyt

I agree with teh above poster.  Ignore it.  When DD did this I would just make sure if she was kicking and rolling around on the ground while screaming that there was nothing around her that she could hurt herself on.  Other than that I jus

PayolaCrayola

My DD still screams bloody murder.....for awhile i couldnt go places without her doing that and ugh the stares I would get! But now shes toned it down A LOT. Shes still a screamer but its gotten better. I just say to her "Mommy doesnt understand screaming

docmay25

Ah, the independence and stubborn personality of a toddler.  It is so much fun.  I am right there with you.  My ds is 14 months and hates everything.  Cries and screams when I leave the room, diaper changes, car seat.  He is my th

JWSchwarz

DS has been doing this too! My mom was over and patiently said, "Use your words" to DS when he was screaming in his highchair. So encouraging him to express what he needs or wants by pointing or using words could help. I thought it was a good idea. And sh

grenada1

Thank you ladies for posting this. My DS  is screaming for everything. I just  had to leave him with DH  in the other room, and look to see what other mom were saying and the methods they were using. I was starting to get overwhelmed.</p