As a parent, you may have heard about the infamous "terrible twos" stage that toddlers go through. But what exactly are the terrible twos and why do they happen?
What are the Terrible Twos?
The term "terrible twos" refers to a developmental stage that typically occurs in children around the age of two. During this stage, children may exhibit challenging behaviors such as tantrums, defiance, and mood swings.
Why Do the Terrible Twos Happen?
The terrible twos are a normal part of a child's development as they begin to assert their independence and test boundaries. This stage is characterized by a strong desire for autonomy and a lack of impulse control, leading to frustration and outbursts.
How to Navigate the Terrible Twos
While the terrible twos can be challenging for both parents and children, there are strategies that can help navigate this stage. Setting clear and consistent boundaries, offering choices, and providing positive reinforcement for good behavior can all help manage the challenges of the terrible twos.
Remember, the terrible twos are a temporary stage in your child's development, and with patience and understanding, you can help them navigate this important milestone.
Change Your Words
Speaking positively matters in your life and how you speak over your children. Instead of always putting a negative twist to everything change your words. Terrific twos is a good start and start to change how you approach this stage in your child's life. Same goes for every stage of their life. Instead of "Oh they're gonna be a teenager" with the negative tone to it on how hard that will be; speak life over them. Always speak choose to speak the positive and you will be surprised at how your life changes around it.
Your words matter. Think twice before you speak especially when you are speaking over, about, or to your children.
