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Toddlers are naturally curious and often begin to touch themselves, usually at the most inappropriate times! When addressing their behavior, don’t overreact or shame your child and instead, talk calmly and matter-of-factly to them. Give them alternatives and don’t use physical force. Have a discussion with your child and let them know touching themselves is not something to do in public. Finally, start teaching them boundaries on how to treat and respect their own bodies and the bodies of those around them. | Toddlers are naturally curious and often begin to touch themselves, usually at the most inappropriate times! When addressing their behavior, don’t overreact or shame your child and instead, talk calmly and matter-of-factly to them. Give them alternatives and don’t use physical force. Have a discussion with your child and let them know touching themselves is not something to do in public. Finally, start teaching them boundaries on how to treat and respect their own bodies and the bodies of those around them. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
