We’ve all seen it: A grim-faced, miserable parent trying to stuff a red-faced, howling toddler into a stroller. “Want to get out! Want to get down!” the little prisoner shrieks. Or we’ve seen the stubborn toddler who is wildly protesting his parent’s attempt to get him into a high chair at a restaurant: His back is arched, his arms are flailing, and his wail is loud as he puts forth a last-ditch attempt to remain free. Yes, we all know that five-point restraints do not sit well with wiggly toddlers, but there are certain situations where a lockdown is inevitable. What’s the best way to get your stubborn toddler to accept the unacceptable, or (failing that) to get him to acquiesce once you lay down the law? There are several approaches you could take:
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