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My three-year-old goes to play vith the three-year-old neighbor i> *irl (always asking my permission) and when I call her home for lunch or dinner she doesn’t come. I usually call her once, go to the home and take her by the hand and try to get her home without tears. How. ever, she will pull away from me, stand, and pout. Almost always h ends up whit a spanking. I have ex' plained and talked to her so much about it, and she will always say, “I’ll try.” T/hat more eould we do t to ease this situation?
A three-year-old is not especially time-conscious and if. she is having a good time at play, it is not at all surprising that she should not even hear you when you call, or, having heard, forget very quickly that you have done so. You will want to be patient with her, therefore, as you are helping her to develop the habit of coming when called.
I am not sure from your question whether you give her a warning call. . It is important that you do so, letting her know, for example, that in a few minutes die will be expected to come for dinner. This gives her and her playmate a chance to get ready for the breakup of their play if lunch is ready. Even then, she may not oome immev diately. You will not want to be too lenient at this point, but it would be well to give her a little extra time. After all, a little girl can move quite slowly at times! -t
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