Child Psychology : How to Parent Difficult Children

[@clownphabetstrongwoman7305]

Thank you, you just prevented me from strangling a sweet child with very healthy annoying techniques.

[@sergeydzema5569]

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[@Butterfly102410]

I love your reply! LOLLL I totally relate

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Getting to the root seeking to understand the child’s feelings I like this approach

[@Dawn-zr8xj]

thank you, this video helped me a lot!

[@halimahimah8963]

how To handled a Teen yrs Old boy Like To punch kick smacking To The care giver.?whenever He do wrongly then we tray to correct him but He end up biting punching smacking To The care giver

[@dannier4384]

What's the website?

[@jacquelinestump5812]

Hi,in my extremely humiliating experience this past week, this "Protest behavior", is truly an understatement, in my run the other direction and fast... experience, with my spouse's seven year old son towards me...he says rude things towards me and asked when I'm leaving and he would out loud say "good",and his father forgives him immediately and or without any consequences or consideration of my feelings. Instead the father rewards his sons rude behavior and rude remarks towards me... because of this,because it being a more than a few times and with diligent discussions of the child now intentionally showing aggressive and ignorantly showing that he rules the roost, is allowed to do that too me by his father's passiveness Child rearing... I have made a decision to go my separate ways and stay single.Thank you.

[@chouu1952]

Jacqueline Stump I hope you get the peace that you deserve .

[@sweetielee9193]

Glad u left. The father is WEAK!!

[@smyrnasstory]

“Discipline your son and he will bring you rest; And he will give you great pleasure”

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Yes

[@HeartAwakeningLove]

Unfortunately discipline alone will likely close off your child from confiding other things that may be bothering them. My youngest daughter had been molested at 3 and acted out her feelings. Discipline definitely would have been the opposite of what she needed.

[@logic2818]

@@HeartAwakeningLove Molested at 3, sounds like some great parenting involved there.

[@MrUniverse]

Cool video, useful at preventing angry responses in parents!!

[@jessjohns8165]

How do I help my child manage his difficulties of not being allowed to climb on the dining table, kitchen cabinets, or stove? He young and does have a vocabulary yet so I can’t exactly talk to him about it

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Physically redirect your child remove him/her and you have to do it continually don’t talk except for feet on the floor when you put him down on the floor

[@tatianamendoncastudio]

What is the "understanding" part? I mean, if the child destroys stuff or is shouting a lot, there must be a "punishment" to control this behaviour, the child should be aware of other peoples feelings too, and learn how to respect others. Obviously I am not a psychologist, just a mother. I don't know if I am doing it right, but I did started punishing my 6 years daughter for inappropriate behaviour. Always a drama to make her piano homework, so now just decided she won't have music classes anymore. Throwing stuff on the floor like crazy, some decoration of the damn my little ponies on the wall. So good, I had enough and there´s nothing anymore decorating her room. I am the only person in this world who can educate her, if I don't do it she will become a monster and who knows, a serial killer.

[@chouu1952]

Tatiana Mendonça I pity you .It helps when we pray .

[@lebanesequeen9780]

Tatiana Mendonça Agreed

[@candacedupree3336]

I think you should lean in a little more to understand all he is sharing with you. Watch some more of his videos and read some of the information on his website. The brain is a complex thing and supporting the developing of a well adjusted human is hard work for parents and teachers. You have to let your own pride go in the process and really tune in to this young human who deserves respect and love and time to grow. It's important to check yourself at times. Good luck! & God bless!

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Tatiana I can imagine how you feel sometimes our child’s challenging behaviours can be so big that we cannot see our child. Please be careful of your words. Words have power so try speaking some words of life into your daughter. I hope you can find some help

[@greatgoodnessgoddessgratit5611]

I’ve been trying to explain to my daughter there’s give n take n rules to follow outside of our control… it’s always some reversal on me being a bad mom… with my child it’s all or nothing. No compromises but it’s not that way for me. I can’t wait to send her to school after summer vacation. I can’t take it mentally and she’s ruining some great experiences in my personal life.

[@wasaskwun]

So that means adults have all sorts of protest behaviour as well so it seems

[@robbass7611]

This guy sounds like he wants the kids to raise the parents instead of the parents raising the children.

[@spiritualangel824]

How to get a child to forgive. Can you do a video on this!

[@boacow862]

You cant make anyone forgive you. Thats on them. But what you can do is end the behavior that caused you to need forgiveness. Show that you have changed and deserve forgiveness because youre not part taking in that anymore. And then they might. But there is no point in forgiving anyone who will just ask for the same forgiveness again

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

I don’t think you can get your child to forgive depending on the child’s age they may not even have the cognitive skills to understand the concept of forgiveness

[@Molloy1951]

Useless video. He simply says the obvious.

[@halimahimah8963]

He like to Force The care giver whtever He asked .