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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://debpreston.com/stop-tantrums/#comment-20&quot;&gt;Halfling Tamer&lt;/a&gt;.

Funny, my girl needs time to &quot;wake up&quot; too, in the mornings and after naps! I actually feel bad because she makes this stone cold face and is weirdly quiet until she finishes waking up, even towards people she&#039;s crazy about, like grandparents and cousins. I want to hang a sign on her that says, &quot;Don&#039;t take it personally!&quot; Lol. 

I had to slowly train her to have quiet time on her own every morning. I started by sitting with her every morning for a good hour, usually watching an episode of Sesame Street, sometimes just sitting next to her while she quietly played with a stuffed animal. Then I started sitting with her until the last 5 minutes of the show, then telling her that I had to wash some dishes or start laundry, but would be right there if she needed anything. Then I ducked out 10 minutes earlier, then 15. Now she does her own thing in the mornings! The key for us was cutting down the time slowly enough that she didn&#039;t notice or mind. 

I hope it might help you guys! I&#039;m glad to know I&#039;m not the only one with a kid that takes foreeeeever to wake up, haha. Thanks so much for joining the conversation!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://debpreston.com/stop-tantrums/#comment-20">Halfling Tamer</a>.</p>
<p>Funny, my girl needs time to &#8220;wake up&#8221; too, in the mornings and after naps! I actually feel bad because she makes this stone cold face and is weirdly quiet until she finishes waking up, even towards people she&#8217;s crazy about, like grandparents and cousins. I want to hang a sign on her that says, &#8220;Don&#8217;t take it personally!&#8221; Lol. </p>
<p>I had to slowly train her to have quiet time on her own every morning. I started by sitting with her every morning for a good hour, usually watching an episode of Sesame Street, sometimes just sitting next to her while she quietly played with a stuffed animal. Then I started sitting with her until the last 5 minutes of the show, then telling her that I had to wash some dishes or start laundry, but would be right there if she needed anything. Then I ducked out 10 minutes earlier, then 15. Now she does her own thing in the mornings! The key for us was cutting down the time slowly enough that she didn&#8217;t notice or mind. </p>
<p>I hope it might help you guys! I&#8217;m glad to know I&#8217;m not the only one with a kid that takes foreeeeever to wake up, haha. Thanks so much for joining the conversation!</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for the tips! My two year old is getting really good and throwing a fit about pretty much nothing. My favorite tip is probably choose your battles. I need to remember that more! 
How do you handle a toddler that just wants to cry after naptime? I love holding my little girl, but I don’t always have the ability to carry her around forever while I wait for her to finish “waking up”. 
Thanks for sharing!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the tips! My two year old is getting really good and throwing a fit about pretty much nothing. My favorite tip is probably choose your battles. I need to remember that more!<br />
How do you handle a toddler that just wants to cry after naptime? I love holding my little girl, but I don’t always have the ability to carry her around forever while I wait for her to finish “waking up”.<br />
Thanks for sharing!</p>
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