Toby is three years old. His parents are concerned because he is always running and jumping around. He cannot seem to sit still. Even when watching his favorite movie on TV, he fidgets and wiggles. It is especially frustrating to his parents when Toby does not sit still through dinner. What is the best advice for Toby's parents?

Answer: they should discover a method to always make him sit

Explanation:

Kids are sometimes difficult to control, and at times it requires some type of skill and style to control them, it will be quite easy if the kid understands the body language of his parent.

In Toby case, the parents has to develop a style that would make Toby sit or control him to sit and the technique will require a training and some caution to Toby.

Answer: He should be left alone

Explanation:

I will let Toby's parents know that Toby is passing through an important developmental phase. At age 3, children starts explore their environment and starts understanding their body and mind.

They move around playing and jumping and becomes more imaginative while playing. For example, the child might assume he's playing with friends or pretend he's a doctor.

He should be left alone to explore his environment as it is a vital development phase that he has to pass through.