Advice on little one throwing objects

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I don't have that but I have different signs of frustration and upset happening like biting self sometimes me, and laying down and crying on the floor

No advice but since mine throws as well, I’ve started putting away toys that could cause injuries like toy cars, blocks, etc and replace them with soft dolls, stuffed animals and plushy toys. Hoping that would bore them since the impact wouldn’t be as satisfying as throwing a loud, hard object haha

My daughter doesn’t bite or cry on the floor but I did notice this book on Amazon when I was searching for a book on no throwing. This hopefully would be useful for you https://a.co/d/5cnhw3g

That is actually not a bad idea lol I’ll try that and see if it helps, thanks!

Yeah sometimes leaning into a skill they are working on might help. Purposely playing throwing games at other times. But also what do you think your kiddo wants when they're doing this behaviour? Can you proactively give them more of what they need so they don't get frustrated/ do it for attention perhaps?

I know my daughter does these tantrums when she wants me to hold her... It's not possible for me to always hold her but sometimes I can give her attention first and then she'll choose to leave me and play on her own

So I noticed that she tends to throw her toys or objects when she’s playing with something then gets frustrated with it because she doesn’t know what to do or is having trouble with the toy. If I show her how to use the toy she loses patience and just starts scrambling with it to get me to stop touching them then she throws it. Other times she will just stand up and randomly throw it at our dog or hit our dog and when I tell her we have to use gentle hands and show her how to gently pet the dog she just walks off

Yeah it's normal behaviour... You wo t get them to stop that at this age. You can control the environment... Don't give her the toys that are frustrating when she's tired. Distract her with something else, offer to trade toys with her instead of touching the one she has in hand

Okay, that makes sense I appreciate that advice, thank you!

Yeah No problem! You're doing all the right things and just supporting her to keep her cool will help her develop her brain so that eventually she won't need to act out on her frustrations. Oh, also keep your baby and dog separate if you need to for a, while.. You donr want the dog learning she's mean and then might react badly to her one time.