

Resolving Our Kids' Annoying Behaviors
10 snips Jan 14, 2025
Parents share their struggles with kids' annoying behaviors, from constant yelling to the physical antics of toddlers. Insights on gaining perspective reveal how empathy and emotional well-being can shift dynamics. The challenges of sibling relationships and boundary-setting are examined, especially when a new child enters the family. Humor is encouraged to alleviate disruptive behaviors and foster connection. Janet offers a fresh approach, empowering parents to regain confidence and effectively address these common issues.
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Believe in Yourself
- Believe in yourself as a parent and maintain a confident attitude.
- Children are highly attuned to their parents' feelings, so parental calmness promotes child calmness.
Taking Control
- Confidently block unwanted behavior, both physically and verbally, without being harsh.
- Do not let a three-year-old dictate your actions; take charge calmly and firmly.
Shifting the Dynamic
- Avoid repeating yourself; it reinforces the unwanted behavior.
- See the situation from a broader perspective: your child is trying to control you, an adult, and you can shift that dynamic.