Tiny Happy People - Sharing

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1. 001A 001B 002A 002A 002A 002 B Above: Gwen and Billie Above: Sam
2. Above: David and Aziz
3. 006 007 007 007 007 Above: Jorawar (L) and Gwen (R) Above: Jorawar, Yusuf, Gwen 007 From about 2 and a half, they can usually take turns or share. Between 3 and 5, they're learning not to totally kick off if someone takes their toy!
4. 008 009A 009B 009B 009B 010A So how do you manages the challenges while they get there? And how can they be encouraged to share? Explain to your child whats theirs and what isn't. Yes, that's your jumper- and that's Daddy's. Communicate clearly, using words like "share", talk about being "fair". Show how to play fairly and make sharing fun. Above: Gwen and Billie Above: David
5. 010B 010B 011A 011B 011C 011C by including it in games. Like a Teddy Bear's Picnic-- pretend play is great to show what sharing is. And choose games that involve playing together, instead of competing. Like taking it in turns to roll a ball to each other talking through your turn, my turn. Above: Jorawar Above: Jorawar, Priya, and Kaya
6. 012A 012B 012B 012B 012B 013 Set them a good example by showing what sharing is. Like sharing a snack -- --or sharing crayons. Keep doing this together and as a family Above: Jorawar, Priya, and Kaya
7. 013 013 014 015A 015B so they really understand sharing. Now that's sorted, time to relax by sharing some ice-cream. It's always fun to share ice cream! One scoop for me, one scoop for me again, ooh another scoop into Daddy's bowl. Oh dear...