Kids often get distracted by screens, toys, or games. If they’re not focused on you, they might miss what you're trying to say.
When parents give several instructions at the same time, it can overwhelm kids. Simple and clear directions work much better.
As children grow, they want to make their own choices. Sometimes, ignoring instructions is their way of wanting to be independent.
If rules aren’t clear or aren’t always followed, kids might not take them seriously, leading to confusion and disregard.
Kids often want to test the limits as part of growing up. Ignoring you can be a way for them to see how far they can go.
If kids feel like their thoughts or feelings aren’t valued, they may stop listening altogether.
At times, children may just not be interested in what you’re saying. Making things more engaging can help get their attention.
When kids are tired or hungry, it can be hard for them to listen and focus on what you’re saying.
Sometimes kids may ignore you just to get your attention. They want some kind of interaction, whether through their actions or words.
If instructions are unclear or not suitable for their age, kids may find it difficult to understand and follow them.