How to Get Your Child To Listen Without Yelling | Dad University

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[@TheOriginalRiddim]

1. Make sure you have their attention first. 2. Make a verbal contract. - ask your child to repeat what you just asked. - mostly works for older children. 3. Create a list. - to do list. 4. Would you rather eat before or after you clean your room? - this makes them feel like they have a choice. - if they choose non of the choices, you them say I'm sorry that is not one of the choices. 5. Ask questions..- Give them the ability to learn by asking questions. - example, hey what was that conversation we had about brushing your teeth before having dinner. - this forces them to think and learn. 6. Positive reinforcement. - thank you so much for helping me with the groceries.

[@bretthinchcliffe]

Hey there Dad , fellow Dad here I’m 30 have 3 kids under 4 years old and find myself yelling when I get overwhelmed so I searched for help and here I am thanks for your time and educational videos I’m going to put these techniques into use and out my yelling behind me

[@ronnyallen2263]

I’m not a dad I’m a young mom but I wish I could talk to this guy I really like the information he gives I have such a hard time with my toddlers it’s hard

[@DadUniversity]

Toddler's can be hard. We have many videos about toddlers. Is there a specific question you are wanting to ask?

[@stevenkong8837]

Thanks for providing such great suggestions! I’m a dad of three, age 11, 8 and 6. Throughout the years I’ve been trying and learning to be a great dad but sometimes i just got mad and yelled at the kids. Each time I felt upset afterwards. Yelling is not a good way to get children to listen, it just hurts. Every dad should come learn these techniques.

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[@justWIN96]

This is important . My parent's didn't do any of this, straight yelling and dictating. I think it's still affecting me to this day at 24 yrs old

[@DadUniversity]

Thank you for sharing your story. I think it's important as well. We have a chance to break the cycle.

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Yes break the cycle start parenting yourself

[@HughesElites]

I just discovered my kindergarten teacher wife uses these strategies to get me to do the dishes. I don't know how I feel about this.

[@Toyicriatura]

People told me I was crazy for not yellinh and no spanks and low use of the word NO. Specislly living in a latin country. Do glad I found you.😊

[@Shinningstar3678]

He said recovering yeller 😂😂😂 i like that, but really great work that you doing, thanks🙏.

[@goodvybz5983]

Thank you .

[@danielpacheco4821]

Great content. Thank you.

[@jameshall6965]

You can either skip to the car or hop to the car, but Dad I want to walk, I'm sorry that's not an option

[@DadUniversity]

Smart kid :)

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Yes me too I'm a yelling.recoverer

[@Shinningstar3678]

That's so cute, I guess that's a thing now, recovering yeller 😂

[@Fettidadon]

Do you know of a good channel where a mother gives good parenting advice?