Thanks, for sharing that technique!

BTW, it’s very similar to what Glenn Doman does to help babies learn math and reading. Parents give their little ones loving hugs right after a few seconds of rapid learning to anchor love to learning! This even works with adults, though it’s important to find a way around socially learned discomfort around shows of affection.

If you doubt that, just see what happens when someone sings Happy Birthday at a restaurant! Hahaha! ;O)

Sunshine & Blessings,
Giovani

I think I have always known that distraction is a useful tactic when my older son (4) is being a bit challenging but I never think to use it at the time…which is funny cause when they are babies we do it all the time by shaking a rattle when they are crying, or pointing out things & being excited by the smallest things..anything to stop them crying!! I tend to suggest playing eyespy but even then i don’t always have the energy for that. Singing is a much easier activity so i’ll try to remember this for next time…