The Questions We Answer, Whether We Want to or Not!
This work is done by Pam Levin. Source : Family Issues Volume 11, Number 2, 2003,, 1865 The University Of Maine Cooperative Extension. (And I took it from a presentation shared by my teachers in my Transactional Analysis training.) Our children (and therefore, all of us) grow up asking certain developmental questions that shed light on our behaviour. I would love to go into details of these soon and I will. Go through the stage that your child belongs and correlate the question with his/her behaviour. You will find that all the difficult (or not so difficult) of your child stems from this the effort of your child to answer these questions encoded by nature. Especially, look at Age 18 months to 36 months and 3 to 6 years. These two stages in our child's life prove the most energy-consuming for us as parents. See that their limit pushing is not their fault - it's nature's mandate to them. If your child is behaving, in any manner, according to these stages - it is nothing but