We've given the LO a few timeouts since she turned 2. They seem to work really well! Have you given your LO one? Do you have a designated timeout spot?
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Oh yes. But so far our timeouts have been just us holding him at the bottom of the stairs until he's ready to say I'm Sorry. It works pretty well.
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I've given LO a pseudo timeout. I just plop her in her crib (which she hates when she's not tired) and make her stay there for a few seconds/minutes.
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Yes, DD has gotten a few timeouts, starting at about 20 months (a little early, but she was VERY ready). She has a designated timeout spot and we set an egg timer for 2 minutes.
It kills me every time we have to do a timeout because she's taken to crying and screaming, "Mommy, hug please," but I've had to become much stricter in these last few months. Her behavior has improved a lot, but I think I hate timeouts even more than she does.
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Yes, multiple times and he is only 15 months old! I know you're not supposed to use timeouts until 18 months, but it seems to be working for him. One night he had 4 timeouts in the space of 1.5 hours. But he gets it. He learned quickly that if he is naughty he gets a timeout. Today he grabbed my water glass and smashed it on the kitchen floor! Automatic timeout while I cleaned up the mess. His timeout spot is his crib.
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No, she's too little. I'm not looking forward to that stage. Today we hung out with a 3 year old and it was all, "don't do this," "don't do that," "if you don't do this you can't get that," etc. I'm liking this infant stage where LO can't talk and doesn't really get if she's doing anything wrong, and therefore can't be punished for it.
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