Are you tired of power struggles and tantrums turning your home into a battleground? Do you long for a more peaceful and connected relationship with your child? If you're like many parents, you've probably wondered how to teach your child to manage their big feelings without resorting to punishments or rewards. I’ve been there too. That’s why I traded in punishments and rewards for connection.
Today is all about co-regulation and how it can transform your parenting approach. I’ll share some insights on why traditional methods often fall short and offer practical strategies to help you and your child navigate emotional storms together. This episode isn't just about theory, it's about real change. I'll help you understand the underlying needs behind challenging behaviors and guide you in responding with empathy and understanding.
In This Episode
👉 Understand the importance of co-regulation
👉 Learning to model self-regulation for your child
👉 How to respond to big feelings with empathy
👉 How to create a safe space for emotional expression
👉 The shift from punishment to connection
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