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It is as simple as making a stern face versus smiling and waiving (which I believe encourages the behavior).
by daniellarusso 6y ago
It is as simple as making a stern face versus smiling and waiving (which I believe encourages the behavior).
- powersnail 6y agoAnecdotally, I disagree. I have never seen any parent successfully stop a 1-year-old child from doing something by any kind of face. Not to mention if it's from a face on the computer screen. Instead, just tell the parent to put the child in a different room.
- redisman 6y agoEven that is usually not an option. You can’t put a 1-2 year old in a room by themselves for a meeting
- zaat 6y agoLet me guess, you have no children of your own, right?
- cm2012 6y agoStern face is going to make them burst into tears. Great strategy during a business call.
- redisman 6y agoThis has got the be one of the most delusional things I’ve read here