If you have to repeat the same thing 10 times and eventually raise your voice before your toddler will listen, here's what to do instead.

It's easy to fall into a pattern that actually teaches your toddler that this is just the normal way of doing things. In a way they become trained to ignore you the first few times and wait until you show them you're really serious before they pay attention.

That's never fun. It's stressful for you as a parent and that stress can transfer to your little one as well.

So what do you do about it?

There are actually 7 steps you can take to get your toddler to listen the first time. Each of these steps are quite easy to build into your behavior and they work really well as long as you're consistent.

There may be some resistance at first, but these are all really gentle techniques (no yelling required) that will dramatically improve your toddlers listening over time. Hopefully it's not long until your toddler no longer ignores you when you ask them to do something!

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00:00 - 01:42 : First Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
01:43 - 02:07 : Second Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
02:08 - 02:31 : Third Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
02:32 - 05:13 : Fourth Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
05:14 - 05:22 : Fifth Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
05:23 - 05:56 : Sixth Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling
05:57 - 07:58 : Final Step to Getting Your Toddler to Listen Without the Need for Yelling


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