Look for times when your child is kind, shares, or thinks of someone else's feelings. Your loving attention may help your child be more willing to share. Read a book together. Have a meal or snack together, just the two of you. Plan playtimes to make sharing easier.
Some families let children decide which toys others can play with.
They put away toys that children find too hard to share. When there are many things to play with, sharing can be easier. Your child can give some away and still keep some. When children are learning to take turns, they may want to use a timer. With a timer, children trust that when they give up a toy, they will get it back when the timer rings.