our little one doesn’t want to get dressed because he or she do

 

1. LET THEM CHOOSE

It’s simple. Maybe your little one doesn’t want to get dressed because he or she doesn’t like the clothes you have picked out. Even if you picked them ou find t together yesterday, maybe today they have a different mood and they don’t resonate with the ensemble anymore.

So to get them dressed, offer them a few appropriate options they can wear. It is wise to use the “this or that” technique and don’t overwhelm the business kid by putting him or her in front of the closet and saying ”Just choose what you like!”. All the options will be too much for your child and you will get nowhere.

Instead, pick two pairs of pants and ask which ones. Do the same with a house shirt, jumper, and even socks. Give your kid no more than two options to choose from. That way they still will like they are making the decision, but you have controlled the whole process and helped them wear something sensible and appropriate.

2. MAKE IT A GAME

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