Last night, my toilet was broken, my daughter is more than 2 years old, and she used her small toile

At the age of two, you don't have to be careless when you behave like this, it's the age of imitating other people, and the influence of the people around her is going to be obvious, and you have to guide her and tell her that she can't be selfish.

Selfishness is human nature, plus you usually spoil her too much, and you are centered on her everywhere, so it is even more selfish. In the future, you should educate your children more in this area, know how to share, and know how to care for your parents.

Educating a child is a very important and tedious responsibility, usually tell her more positive things, maybe I don't understand it now, but it will affect her future life trajectory.

You usually satisfy her with everything, so that she doesn't know how to share with others.

I think 2 years old is a normal reaction, and selfishness is in nature.

2-year-olds are normal, selfishness belongs to the growing little branches, which need to be cut.

First of all, you are not a qualified mother and are lacking in nurturing education. You need to guide your child correctly.

The child is two years old and does not have a correct understanding of the world, if someone gives her a handful of candy and asks her to stab you with a knife while you are sleeping, maybe the child will do it too, because she has no concept of injury and death. So you're going to teach her.

You say, daughter, why don't you use the toilet for your mother, if she says it's hers alone, then you have to ask, can't your mother use it, mom wants to go to the toilet now, mom is very uncomfortable, let her understand her anxiety about wanting to go to the toilet (you must be patient), and then tell her that she has to dress her every day, wash her face, take care of her, and her daughter will figure it out herself.

Although this is a small matter, many families do not have normal guidance, thinking that children do not understand when they are young, but they will understand when they grow up. Who understands if you don't teach?? If you don't teach it yourself, others will teach it for you, and then it's too late.

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How can a child who is not sensible know what selfishness is and what to share, it is up to his parents to teach him and cultivate him, just like many children are unwilling to give their toys to other children to play with.

Only 2 years old,,, for the child this is her private property, adults never use it, plus she is so young, maybe she doesn't understand it very well, so don't care.

Selfishness is human nature, and because of selfishness, human beings will develop and progress. But you have to guide the child's selfishness reasonably, and being her mother does not mean that you can take her things at will. Even the parents of the child need to communicate with her, if she does not communicate, it will give her a concept that other people's things can be occupied casually, (in the child's heart, except for herself, everyone else is someone else, including parents, because the child's behavior logic, thinking logic has not yet been established), so when you use the child's other things in the future, you can discuss with the child in advance, hoping that the child can share her items with her parents.

Don't complain because your child doesn't share, it will cause some bad influence on your child and even affect the establishment of worldview logic!

It's all ...... to remember these things with children

Hello! Selfishness is a person's nature, because it is used by children, and she is afraid that adults will damage it, so she will not use it.

You should guide her, if it is broken, borrow it from my mother, I will use it carefully, it will not break, if it is broken, my mother will help you buy a new ......

It is a very selfish performance, because children see that they grow up, and if they are selfish when they are young, they will definitely be selfish when they grow up. Maybe it will rise to a question of filial piety, so I started to educate him from an early age.

Small children, very normal performance.

Do you want a two-year-old to be selfless? Selfishness should be in human nature.

Normal. Before use, you need to communicate and tell her, at the very least.

The child is still young... When you're older, you're going to tell her to share whatever it is, whether it's a toy or something. If you don't share. You can't eat it in kindergarten.

The nature of children is like this, and there is no selfishness.

Just because you're her mom doesn't mean you have supreme authority. What you should do is communicate with your daughter. It's not just about the toilet, there will be more in the future, teach your child to share what you have to do.

It's the nature of a child to think too much.

Then you have to teach her to know how to share.