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She Won't Listen! The best way to get a small child to actually hear what you are saying to her is to get down on her level, look into her eyes and speak in a low voice. She will tune shouting out. But a whisper, she will strain to hear. And keep your sentences short when you're telling her not to do things. "No climbing there. You could get hurt." But give her somewhere she can climb safely. —wolfchild666 Read More

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