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Check Your Toddler's Discipline Quotient

Age group: 2-3 years

If your child is between 2-3 years of age, you can have an estimate of how much your child is disciplined by taking the following quiz.

Read the following questions carefully and click on 'yes' or 'no' in reply. When you are done, click the 'Submit' button to get the result instantly.

Refer to the comments at the bottom of this page to understand what do your scores mean.

* For correct results, don't click on 'yes' more than once.

Does your toddler frequently ...

Demand things and insist on getting his own way?
Yes No
Get angry or frustrated without much provocation?
Yes No
Have a tantrum or yell or scream if she does not get her own way?
Yes No
Say ‘no’ to most things or to everything he is asked to do?
Yes No
Have problems sharing with other children of the same age?
Yes No
Show jealousy and act out when you pay attention to siblings?
Yes No
Fail to respond to your requests or to ‘no’?
Yes No
Yell, bite, kick or scream to get attention or to get their own way?
Yes No
Make faces or ignore you when you try to give them direction?
Yes No
Cry or refuse to go to bed or to take a nap, give up a toy or get dressed?
Yes No
Become more difficult to handle in public?
Yes No
Cause you to come home early from an event or to feel uncomfortable leaving them with a sitter because of their behavior?
Yes No
Behave well with a sitter or grandparent, but not with you?
Yes No
Misbehave when he knows you are about to leave him with someone else?
Yes No
Revert to infantile behavior when angry or when disciplined?
Yes No

RESULT: Your Score is: out of 15.

Let’s look at what your scores mean:

If your score is between1-3

Your child is probably OK, and may just have times when their behavior is a problem (because they are tired or hungry).
Try to look for patterns and see if you figure out what triggers these issues.
If your score is between 4-6

Your child has some significant behavioral problems and you need to assess what, if any triggers, will cause your child to act out.
Then study the discipline techniques recommended on this site and try to get your child back on track.
If your score is between 7-10

Your child is probably considered ‘impossible’ or a ‘brat’ by most people. That does not mean you should abandon all hope of discipline.
You can use the techniques recommended on this site to help you and your child break old habits and establish a more cooperative and effective method of discipline.
If your score is more than 10

You should work with the techniques recommended on this site and consider involving an outside party – like a family or child counselor – to give you an objective assessment of your interaction with your child and determine if there are other problems.

NOTE:

Be sure to include a thorough health evaluation to be sure your child does not have medical or mental disorders that may affect his ability to understand and obey directions.

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Does Your Toddler Frequently...

Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.

First Name*
First Name*

E-mail Address*
E-mail Address*

1. Demand things and insist on getting his own way?*
1. Demand things and insist on getting his own way?*

	Yes
	No

2. Get angry or frustrated without much provocation?*
2. Get angry or frustrated without much provocation?*

	Yes
	No

3. Have a tantrum or yell or scream if she does not get her own way?*
3. Have a tantrum or yell or scream if she does not get her own way?*

	Yes
	No

4. Say ‘no’ to most things or to everything he is asked to do?*
4. Say ‘no’ to most things or to everything he is asked to do?*

	Yes
	No

5. Have problems sharing with other children of the same age?*
5. Have problems sharing with other children of the same age?*

	Yes
	No

6. Show jealousy and act out when you pay attention to siblings?*
6. Show jealousy and act out when you pay attention to siblings?*

	Yes
	No

7. Fail to respond to your requests or to ‘no’?*
7. Fail to respond to your requests or to ‘no’?*

	Yes
	No

8. Yell, bite, kick or scream to get attention or to get their own way?*
8. Yell, bite, kick or scream to get attention or to get their own way?*

	Yes
	No

9. Make faces or ignore you when you try to give them direction?*
9. Make faces or ignore you when you try to give them direction?*

	Yes
	No

10. Cry or refuse to go to bed or to take a nap, give up a toy or get dressed?*
10. Cry or refuse to go to bed or to take a nap, give up a toy or get dressed?*

	Yes
	No

11. Become more difficult to handle in public?*
11. Become more difficult to handle in public?*

	Yes
	No

12. Cause you to come home early from an event or to feel uncomfortable leaving them with a sitter because of their behavior?*
12. Cause you to come home early from an event or to feel uncomfortable leaving them with a sitter because of their behavior?*

	Yes
	No

13. Behave well with a sitter or grandparent, but not with you?*
13. Behave well with a sitter or grandparent, but not with you?*

	Yes
	No

14. Misbehave when he knows you are about to leave him with someone else?*
14. Misbehave when he knows you are about to leave him with someone else?*

	Yes
	No

15. Revert to infantile behavior when angry or when disciplined?*
15. Revert to infantile behavior when angry or when disciplined?*

	Yes
	No

Here's your score:

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