Two-and-a-half-year-old "little rebel"

He is now two and a half years old, tall, and understands a lot of things, and his small mouth can speak all day long. Watching him grow up day by day, full of gratitude and a sense of accomplishment.

Growing up, he slowly began to have his own small personality and small temper, always "opposite". Will put the toy in the position he wants to put, for him to sort out the storage box and will take it out to put it in his own position, like to eat the dishes will be placed in their own bowls, do not like the dishes do not touch a bite, toys thrown all over the house, like to use paintbrushes on the sofa, on the wall to "create", do not let the things have to be done, look at the adult's anger and corruption and laugh happily.

These little personalities and small tempers think that he is disobedient and naughty in the eyes of our adults, but it has never occurred to them that they are just not doing what the adults say and are considered "disobedient". Do adults listen to them, and maybe in their small cognitive world, they also think why adults are "disobedient" and unwilling to follow their ideas?

As first-time parents, we are all slowly learning