How are we disciplining our children???
My daughter is 19 months and she doesn't listen for nooothing.
We have child safety locks on our lower cabinets and she tore one off and keeps trying to get in it. No matter how many times I tell her no and move her or hold her hands and say no she KEEPS. ON. GOING. BACK. And it's like that with eeeverryythiiingg. The trash, her dad's work boots, everything she's not supposed to touch or do she does it laughing.
I get she's testing boundaries but wtf am I supposed to do??
And don't even say hit herš
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I donāt think this requires discipline.
Redirecting curiosity and possibly moving hazardous materials to a different location

Iām not at that stage yet with my baby. But I was raised to know the consequences of my actions. I know itās controversial. Some kids just need a spanking š¤·š¼āāļø lots of yāall will be mad at me for thinking this way but in my opinion no is no, 1st time is explanation and a warning, 2nd time itās a consequence. I mean you can put her in time out corner for 2 minutes and just go from there. 2-5 minutes, if she leaves the corner restart the timer. And remember boredom is their kryptonite. But at the end of the day kids will be kids. I remember growing up and I used to go into cabinets, but mom made sure the stuff below were simple house hold items like pots and pans and things that donāt shatter.

They have no impulse control at all, sorry to say but itās all down to you to make the environment safe and redirect her.
Make sure to tell her what she CAN do instead of what she CANāT do. Saying ānoā wonāt achieve anything as they donāt understand negatives in that way and itās too vague to mean anything. Try magnetic locks that go on the inside of cupboard doors and utilise baby gates to close off rooms where she needs to be supervised

i just keep everything that u dont want ur kids to touch out of reachš š¤£

This doesnt really require discipline IMO. shes just learning and exploring. I read somewhere its better to create "yes" spaces where you dont have to tell them no. We dont have any child locks anywhere...we just moved everything thats potentially dangerous to out of reach. I also kind of believe a bit in fuck around and find out parenting. If she does something she shouldn't and gets a bonk on the head or gets dirty etc...who cares shell learn not to do it.
Just have to keep reinforcing boundaries. But personally I would never hit my child or anyone for that matter.