how do i learn her no

leahsbabybump · Apr 7th, 2012, 09:00 AM

im not ready to be in hear yet but thought you ladies may be able to offer me the best advice
my lo is almost 10 month old she has now learnt how to pull her self up on the furniture she been doing it for about 2 weeks now and i have a mjour problem
she keeps climbing up to the glass tv stand :-/ she has allready fallen a couple of times and banged her face on it i keep telling her no and moving her away from it but i dont think she is old enough to realise bless her i say no move her away put her down the other side of the room in no time she has crawled back over to it and is climbing it again :-/ i tried distracting her with outher toys but im sure she gets it in her mid thats were she wants to be and nothing else will do
i really need to keep her away from the stand before she gets seriously injured on it what can i do how can i learn her no :-/

k4th · Apr 7th, 2012, 12:09 PM

My dd is 13 mths & understands the word "no" - she even shakes her head when I say it. And then she smiles & carries on doing whatever she'd like!! She has no concept of actually doing what I say even though she understands me iyswim. I think they're just too young to really get it. Is there any way you can move the stand so she can't reach it or hide it behind other furniture? Otherwise, just keep doing what you're doing - move her away & distract her & hopefully she'll get bored. Might take a while though.

leahsbabybump · Apr 7th, 2012, 12:11 PM

no its a massive tv stand cant really put it behind something we wouldnt be able to see the tv lol we were thinking of getting a room divider but that goes infront of screen too :-/

oh well just hope she doesnt do when im in kitchen and fall and bang herself again

angelae36 · Apr 7th, 2012, 12:18 PM

The only thing you can do at that age is say no, move them away and distract them.
They are too you to fully understand but will get it eventually.

_Vicky_ · Apr 7th, 2012, 12:45 PM

Yep i agree if she can get to it it's fair game at 10 months and for a loonnnggg time yet - partitioning it off sounds like the best solution and less worry for you x

Apr 7th, 2012, 09:00 AM	#1
leahsbabybump Other BnB Addict Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: South Yorkshire - UK Posts: 9,760	how do i learn her no im not ready to be in hear yet but thought you ladies may be able to offer me the best advice my lo is almost 10 month old she has now learnt how to pull her self up on the furniture she been doing it for about 2 weeks now and i have a mjour problem she keeps climbing up to the glass tv stand :-/ she has allready fallen a couple of times and banged her face on it i keep telling her no and moving her away from it but i dont think she is old enough to realise bless her i say no move her away put her down the other side of the room in no time she has crawled back over to it and is climbing it again :-/ i tried distracting her with outher toys but im sure she gets it in her mid thats were she wants to be and nothing else will do i really need to keep her away from the stand before she gets seriously injured on it what can i do how can i learn her no :-/

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Apr 7th, 2012, 12:09 PM	#2
k4th Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Preston Posts: 2,271	My dd is 13 mths & understands the word "no" - she even shakes her head when I say it. And then she smiles & carries on doing whatever she'd like!! She has no concept of actually doing what I say even though she understands me iyswim. I think they're just too young to really get it. Is there any way you can move the stand so she can't reach it or hide it behind other furniture? Otherwise, just keep doing what you're doing - move her away & distract her & hopefully she'll get bored. Might take a while though.

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leahsbabybump Other BnB Addict Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: South Yorkshire - UK Posts: 9,760	no its a massive tv stand cant really put it behind something we wouldnt be able to see the tv lol we were thinking of getting a room divider but that goes infront of screen too :-/ oh well just hope she doesnt do when im in kitchen and fall and bang herself again

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Apr 7th, 2012, 12:18 PM	#4
angelae36 Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Sunny Doncaster Posts: 542	The only thing you can do at that age is say no, move them away and distract them. They are too you to fully understand but will get it eventually.

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_Vicky_ Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: May 2009 Location: Derbyshire - UK Posts: 7,315	Yep i agree if she can get to it it's fair game at 10 months and for a loonnnggg time yet - partitioning it off sounds like the best solution and less worry for you x

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