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@ellimae That’s a good idea. I got the pack n play out this morning after reading everyone’s ideas and we have used it several times already since the kids got back from daycare early a couple hours ago. I can put some things in it for him to play with in there.

@psk567 That’s an interesting idea. I have been teaching him about asking the baby for space and he has been using that phrase a lot so maybe giving him a baby-free space could be really helpful for him. I’ll have to think on what that can be.

@sunsetrose I agree and I’m hoping to get ideas for consequences by making this post. What do you suggest the consequence should be? I tried doing timeouts and he started pushing the baby and then running away to his timeout spot on his own.

@angeldawn I got out the pack n play! It is definitely hard to learn impulse control, but I know he can do it since he used to bite us all the time and I taught him what to do instead. He is definitely full of boisterous energy and doesn’t always know what do to with it.

@angeldawn With the layout of our house I can’t currently do that without removing him from view, but if we got another set of gate fencing we could make a fenced area for the toddler perhaps. Or maybe we just need to break out the pack n play for him. I want to avoid shutting him somewhere...

@summer37087 The thing is they aren’t always playing together when it happens. Often times they are just doing their own thing and then the toddler will go over and push the baby. I commented below but I tried doing timeouts and he would keep pushing the baby but instead of staying and making a...

My toddler (2.5) says he thinks it is fun to push his baby brother (11mo). Often times the baby will be walking around and toddler will run up to him and powerfully shove him to the ground where the baby will often hit his head. This will happen within a minute of me being out of direct reach of...