Do not say an outright no. Offer solutions that they may accept.
Give them treats or let them watch TV after finishing homework.
Use phrases like, “it’s a no-go” and “please don’t do this.”
Kids are likely to obey when you don’t make it sound like an order.
Children generally cannot resist gifts like toys or treats.
Try to distract them with these if they throw a tantrum.
Have a heart-to-heart conversation with your little ones.
Explain them the reason behind your ‘no’ in a patient manner.
Let them know that certain things are an absolute ‘no’ in calm manner.
Teach kids the importance of listening and not interrupting others.
Listen, validate and understand their feelings when they ask for something.