For babies with a big temper, many parents tend to ignore them, but the correct way to deal with them is not to let them go. Otherwise, if the baby grows older, it will be very difficult to discipline, and the baby may become unreasonable or cry incessantly. So what if a one and a half year old baby's temper gets bigger and bigger?
A one-and-a-half-year-old baby is very cute and can understand adults' speech, but they cannot express it yet. They can only convey whether they like or dislike it through action language or facial expressions. I won't sit obediently and let my mom feed me like before. Do whatever you want, and don't want to wait for even a second.
One and a half year old babies are curious, active, and energetic. They constantly explore the world around them, begin to recognize language, and learn some relationships before and after self-care. However, they still cannot accurately understand what adults mean by "no". They really want to know what the outside world is like, but they don't know that a glass vase will break if it falls to the ground. For one and a half year old babies, it is very difficult to make them wait, as they do not yet have complete behavioral control abilities.
At this point, parents should speak firmly and demonstrate to their children what is right and wrong, but their reactions should not be too intense. The focus should be on prevention and management work, followed by comforting and diverting the baby's attention.
