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8 Behaviors that unconsciously make a "spoiled child"

8 Behaviors that unconsciously cause "spoiled children" (especially parents who are kind but accidentally do)

1. Follow everything you want

♦ Make you sick, lack patience, and don't understand the word "disappointed."

✅ The Good Way: Teach You to Wait and Understand Not Everything in Life

2. Solve problems for children throughout

♦ You will not deal with difficulties or practice solving problems yourself.

✅ Good Way: Stay aside, but let your children try and think and try first.

3. Talk sarcastically to the child

♦ Make your child feel impaired, lack confidence, and may become an aggressive child

✅ The Good Way: Use words of encouragement, even when you're wrong.

4. Threatening, scolding or using harsh words often

♦ You will be more afraid to understand and may learn to solve problems with violence.

✅ The Good Way: Use a Strong but Not Snapping Tone, and Always Explain Reason

5. Never watch when children do good

♦ Make your child feel "only good" and do not appreciate good behavior.

✅ Good Way: A sincere compliment on what the baby is good at.

6. Do not set clear rules or boundaries.

♦ You won't know what to-shouldn't and become a strong-willed child.

✅ The Good Way: Have Clear, Reasonable, and Consistent Rules to Follow

7. Take your own emotions to vent with your children.

♦ You will take negative power and become anxious, stressed, or copied.

✅ The Good Way: Control Your Emotions and Separate Your Problems from Your Children

8. Compare children with others

♦ Make you lose your pride and always see yourself as not good enough

✅ Good Way: See Value in the Child the Way He Is

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2025/8/10 Edited to

... Read moreเวลาได้ยินคำว่า “นิสัยลูกคนเล็ก” หลายคนจะนึกถึงภาพเด็กติดแม่ งอแง เอาแต่ใจ หรือชอบให้คนอื่นตามใจ ซึ่งบ้านเราเคยเป็นเหมือนกันค่ะ แต่พอสังเกตดี ๆ จะเห็นว่าไม่ใช่เพราะลูก “เป็นแบบนั้นโดยธรรมชาติ” อย่างเดียว แต่อยู่ที่สิ่งแวดล้อมและวิธีที่ผู้ใหญ่ตอบสนองด้วย จากประสบการณ์ส่วนตัว ลูกคนเล็กมักได้ “ความช่วยเหลือเร็วกว่า” เพราะพ่อแม่พี่ ๆ รีบจัดการให้ทันที เช่น ลูกร้องปุ๊บมีคนอุ้มปั๊บ อยากได้อะไรมีคนหยิบให้เร็วมาก พอนานเข้า เด็กจะเรียนรู้ว่า “แค่ทำหน้าบึ้งตึง/ร้องไห้ เดี๋ยวก็ได้” นี่แหละที่ทำให้นิสัยดูเอาแต่ใจ ทั้งที่จริง ๆ เขาแค่ใช้วิธีที่เคยได้ผล สิ่งที่เราปรับแล้วเห็นผล คือทำ “กติกาง่าย ๆ” ให้ทั้งบ้านใช้เหมือนกัน เช่น 1) ขอของต้องพูดดี ๆ ก่อน (ไม่ตะโกน/ไม่ปาหรือเหวี่ยง) 2) ถ้าอยากได้ของเล่นใหม่ ต้องรอวัน/เวลาที่กำหนด (สอนการรอ) 3) ถ้าร้องเพื่อเอาชนะ จะไม่ให้ทันที แต่จะรอให้สงบแล้วค่อยคุย อีกข้อที่สำคัญกับนิสัยลูกคนเล็กคือ “การแก้ปัญหาแทน” เพราะผู้ใหญ่หลายคนสงสาร เลยทำให้หมด ตั้งแต่ใส่รองเท้า เก็บของ เล่นแล้วไม่เก็บ สุดท้ายลูกไม่ค่อยรับผิดชอบ เราเลยเปลี่ยนเป็นอยู่ข้าง ๆ แต่ให้เขาลองทำก่อน เช่น บอกเป็นขั้นตอนสั้น ๆ “เก็บรถคันนี้ใส่กล่องก่อน แล้วค่อยหยิบตุ๊กตาหมีไปวาง” ทำซ้ำ ๆ จนเขาทำได้เอง เวลาลูกทำพฤติกรรมไม่เหมาะ (งอแง หน้าบึ้งตึง) เราพยายามเลี่ยงการประชดหรือเปรียบเทียบกับพี่ เพราะยิ่งทำให้เด็กยิ่งต่อต้าน เราใช้ประโยคแนว ๆ นี้แทน: - “แม่เห็นว่าหนูโกรธอยู่ แต่หนูพูดเบา ๆ ได้ไหม” - “ถ้าหนูอยากได้ ให้ขอใหม่ด้วยประโยคสุภาพนะ” - “ตอนนี้เลือกได้ 2 อย่าง A หรือ B” (ให้ทางเลือกแทนการบังคับ) ทริคเล็ก ๆ ที่ช่วยมากคือชมให้เฉพาะเจาะจง ไม่ชมลอย ๆ เช่น “เมื่อกี้หนูรอคิวได้ เก่งมาก” หรือ “หนูเก็บของเล่นเอง แม่ภูมิใจ” เด็กจะเริ่มรู้ว่าพฤติกรรมดี ๆ ก็ได้ความสนใจเหมือนกัน ไม่จำเป็นต้องงอแง สรุปคือ “นิสัยลูกคนเล็ก” จะดีขึ้นได้ ถ้าผู้ใหญ่ในบ้านช่วยกันทำให้สม่ำเสมอ ตั้งขอบเขตชัด และใจเย็นกับการฝึกทีละนิด แรก ๆ อาจมีต่อต้านบ้าง แต่พอเด็กเริ่มคาดเดาได้ว่าอะไรได้-ไม่ได้ เขาจะสงบและร่วมมือมากขึ้นจริงค่ะ

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do five behaviors to change your luck🍀 #livingdao #energy #FengShui #easternwisdom #2026
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@andy.shixiong

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The image displays the title "THE 7 BEHAVIORS THAT MAKE YOU LOOK LEADERSHIP READY" in green text, overlaid on a modern office interior with desks and chairs. Below, it states, "MOST PEOPLE WANT A PROMOTION... BUT THEY DON'T REALIZE THEY'RE SHOWING UP LIKE AN EMPLOYEE, NOT A LEADER."
The image highlights "#1 TAKING OWNERSHIP REGARDLESS OF THE RESULTS" in green text. It explains that leaders take responsibility, fix issues, and prevent recurrence, equating ownership with trust. A modern home office with a desk, computer, and shelves is visible in the background.
The image features "#2 CLEAR COMMUNICATION" in green text, advising to speak in clear, concise bullet points. It states that leaders make information easy to understand and act on. A modern office desk with a computer and plants is partially visible.
7 Behaviors That Make You Look Leadership Ready
Want a promotion but you’re not a manager yet? Here’s how to build leadership visibility before you ever get the title. When you proactively communicate, own outcomes, and bring solutions instead of problems, you instantly position yourself as someone ready for the next level. This is h
WorkWithTay | Career Advice

WorkWithTay | Career Advice

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5 narcissistic behaviors after you catch them in a lie
5 narcissistic behaviors after you catch them in a lie. One of the biggest mistakes people make is expecting the conversation to stay focused on the lie. It usually doesn't. Instead, the attention shifts somewhere else. Suddenly it's about how you found out. Whether you misunderstood.
Melissa | Torch & Soul

Melissa | Torch & Soul

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Expectations influences behaviors
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accessories JRose

accessories JRose

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Behaviors You Have Outgrown!
if you plan to start a business but you have toxic behaviors at work that same behavior will show up in business so don't be surprise when you don't see business growth and nor should you do business with people who disrespect you. 💯 #businessstruggles #selfcaretips #toxicwork #msw
Ask Social Worker (talk2tasha)

Ask Social Worker (talk2tasha)

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A text post on a dark background lists four signs you may be with a narcissist, including playing the victim, moving fast in relationships, quickly starting new relationships, and difficulty with quiet time. It features the handle @hownarcissistsact.
Narcissistic Behaviors
#narcissist #narcissistic #narcissism #narcissisticbehavior #NPD #narcissistabuse #narcissisticabusesurvivor #narcissistawareness #narcissticabuseawareness #narcissisticpersonalitydisorder #hownarcissistsact #toxicrelationships #abusiverelationships #abuseawareness #identifyingnar
hownarcissistsact

hownarcissistsact

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5 narcissistic behaviors when you stop apologizing
The first time you stop apologizing for things that weren't yours to carry, the relationship often feels different. Not because you changed. Because the pattern changed. If your apologies were the thing keeping the peace, removing them doesn't create tension—it reveals the tension
Melissa | Torch & Soul

Melissa | Torch & Soul

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A social media post featuring black silhouettes of women in various dynamic poses on a pink background. Overlaid text reads 'WORDS THAT DESCRIBE BEHAVIORS!' and defines 'brazen' as boldly and shamelessly rude, impudent, or defiant.
Words that describe behaviors!
I read someone described as brazen — and not in a good way. It means bold to the point of being shameless or disrespectful. From a behavioral standpoint, that kind of behavior doesn’t come out of nowhere. It’s often the result of past reinforcement: maybe pushing boundaries worked before, maybe the
Noland Dolcine

Noland Dolcine

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Acceptance enables us to pivot toward the behaviors we want to cultivate
To create lasting change, we must stop fighting, suppressing, or ignoring uncomfortable emotions or situations. Instead, we must, with self-compassion, acknowledge reality as it is which is the first step to effective action. -Acceptance is not resignation; it is ceasing to fight against reality o
Terry Elisabeth Organizing

Terry Elisabeth Organizing

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SPED TAs & BIIs Lifting More Than Behaviors 💛
SPED TAs and BIIs this is our version of a break. Correcting behaviors all year… now correcting my posture with these weights 😅 📌 Save this if gym time is your therapy too! #SPEDTAinTheGym #BIIJourney #WomenWhoLift #SummerBreakReset #SpecialEdSupport #MomLifeInTheGym Califor
Heidi Alvarez

Heidi Alvarez

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