When the baby throws something, we can analyze it in two situations:

First, throw things when you have nothing to do. In this case, we can play early education games and pitching games with our baby. We prepare the ball and basket for the baby to throw the ball into the basket. Over time, the baby will change the habit of throwing things into the habit of pitching, and we can also have fun from it.

Yes, this can not only improve the baby's hand-eye coordination ability, but also change the baby's bad habit of littering.

Second, the baby must be in a bad mood and throw things to vent.

Let's first look for the reasons why the baby is unhappy and calm the baby's mood. Also tell your baby that when you are in a bad mood, you can pat the sofa or come to your parents, but you just can't throw things. Also tell the baby that the thrown toys will not be bought again. This can let the baby learn to cherish things, and also teach the baby how to vent their emotions.

Change the baby's "bad habit" of hitting people.

When the baby appears: hitting, kicking, and aggressive actions, tell the baby not to, and strictly tell him not to, because in the baby's mind, when the language can't correctly express their thinking, the feeling is urgent, and it will often be replaced by impactful body movements.

Therefore, when the baby has a beating behavior, parents should tell the baby that this is not allowed, slowly dilute the baby's behavior, and analyze the baby's beating behavior every time. In addition to telling, it is patient teaching.

In fact, many children don't really want to hit people, just because their language skills are not strong enough, they will express their uncomfortable feelings by hitting people, such as their parents don't understand him, others are too close to him, and they are angry. When he is in a hurry, he instinctively expresses it through body language. If the parents understand him at this time, ask him, "Is the baby angry?" "Is the baby wronged?" Say what he wants to express, and he will feel that his parents understand him, so he will not express himself by hitting people again.