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Repeating things can be a common behavior in children, often due to a need for reassurance or a way to process information. To help your child, try to understand the underlying reason for the repetition and provide support and patience. Encouraging communication and offering comfort can also be beneficial in addressing this behavior.
What else can I help you with?
How do you teach a child with special needs to dial 911 in an emergency?
you keep repeating it to him/her until they remember it then ask them once and a while
Are all repeating numbers infinite?
Yes. They just keep repeating forever
Is 7.2 keep repeating a whole number?
No, it is not.
How do you save money if you are a child?
Don't spend it on stupid things. Keep it in a safe spot.
Do you take extracurricular things away from your child if he she is doing poorly in school or keep them in the activity?
Depends what they are. They might be helping the child or hindering them.
How do you get your 19-year-old child to move out?
Help them find a job and apartment. Help them move. Keep in touch.
How can you memorize the Gettysburg address by tomarow?
Yes you can, just keep repeating and repeating, over and over! Good luck, you can do it!
What sort of container might help to keep things cold?
a thermos?
What are some things to remember when taking your child to the doctor?
Remember that when taking your child to the doctor you must comfort them, keep them calm, and also get lyable information on your child's health or condition.
What is a repeating appointment?
keep making appointment and never keeping it
What educational software offers the most activities to keep my child interested?
The best way to answer this question is by figuring out what your child has an interest in as far as education is concerned. There are plenty of good software programs that will keep your child interested and entertained for hours. I would recommend Jumpstart programs because they not only help your child to be educated they also help your child to have fun while they're playing the game.
How can you help a 10-year-old who is now in the care of his father and stepmother after his drug addicted sociopathic mother told him lies and abandoned him?
I am truly sorry to hear about this, but it's more common than one knows. Only a good child therapist can help at this point and the sooner the better. Both of you keep up what you're doing and keep the child active, play together, do things together and love that child like they've never been loved before.
