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Any advice on what you can do? Anyone go through this with their toddlers? In front of us it's easy. We can talk to him, put him in time out, take away a toy, etc.. To be honest it's never really a problem at home. But no clue how to stop it at daycare. Especially since by the time we can talk with him about it, he has no clue what we're referring to anymore.

Supervised play time with other kids in the evenings or on the weekends may help. Something similar to his daycare makeup if possible, but the point is that he needs to learn to play with kids his age without resorting to hitting him. If he does it while you're casually watching, you can address it immediately. If he doesn't do it, reinforce the positive behavior and tell him that is how you want him to act.

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Posted by KG6

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Posted on 1/11/17 at 1:11 pm to slackster

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Supervised play time with other kids in the evenings or on the weekends may help. Something similar to his daycare makeup if possible, but the point is that he needs to learn to play with kids his age without resorting to hitting him. If he does it while you're casually watching, you can address it immediately. If he doesn't do it, reinforce the positive behavior and tell him that is how you want him to act.

May have to look into this. Just weird that he's typically been very social and plays well with the other kids at daycare (at least that's what we're told by the "teachers"). It's not like he was recently introduced to it. It's just within the past week that he's had issues.

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