Inclusion Matters Behavior in the Early Childhood Setting Part 1 (Common Responses to Behaviors that Challenge Us)
Nov 18, 2021
Tari Niemeyer, a CICC coach, shares valuable insights on addressing behavior challenges in early childhood settings. She discusses the significance of caregiver support in navigating typical challenges like sharing and communication. The conversation delves into attention-seeking behaviors and underscores the importance of fostering positive relationships between children and caregivers. Additionally, Tari highlights the power of language, stressing how clear communication can enhance children's understanding and emotional expression. It’s an engaging discussion on nurturing young minds!
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Common Behavior Challenges
- Common behavior issues observed include fighting, not sharing, hitting, nap time problems, and talking back.
- These behaviors often surface across various child care settings and ages.
Behavior as Communication
- Children's challenging behaviors serve as communication to express needs and seek attention.
- They often escalate behavior to receive more attention from adults, even if negative.
Behavior Builds Connection
- Children's challenging actions often aim to build connection and relationship with adults.
- Adults can flip this energy to reinforce positive behaviors and relationships.