In general, encourage this normal curiosity. Allow exploration of some closets and shelves. For example, give your child a drawer of his own in the kitchen where he can keep some utensils you no longer use. As he becomes older, teach your child to explore objects with his eyes rather than his hands. Praise Praise your child for asking you to turn on the television or stereo.
Some children take toys or other objects apart out of curiosity.
Sometimes children break things accidentally. Since people are more important than property, these children need sympathy and help with their dilemma, not punishment. Discipline technique Time-out. In addition, use logical consequences. If the object belongs to the child, don't replace it.