Re: Biting & Discipline

March 14, 2010

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Zakadabug

DATE: 07/26/03 7:07pm

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Re: Biting & Discipline

IN REPLY TO: Biting & Discipline
AUTHOR: Zakadabug

I want to thank you all for the advice. I am a new mom and I can use all the help I can get. When she does something wrong such as pull hair or touch something unsafe her nurse advised us to say in a firm voice no no and remove her from the situation. she also suggested taking one finger as you would to shake it to say no no and place it on the top of her hand while saying no no. I've done it a couple of times and she thinks I'm playing. I firmly do not believe in hitting her. Any other advice is strongly welcomed

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07/24/03 08:29am

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07/24/03 08:02pm

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12/15/03 11:36am

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07/25/03 12:53pm

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luvmybabes

07/25/03 03:27pm

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07/28/03 01:31pm

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07/26/03 07:07pm

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08/23/03 01:16am

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