How Do You Correct A Child's Bad Behavior With Positive Parenting?

[@dreamtoonofficialchannel]

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[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Agreed.

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[@DanceToHeal]

One thing I have learned about shame and guilt is, I often see my biggest self issues in my children. Be that social awkwardness, loud, emotional, willingness to push back on authority, jumping from one thing to another, etc... as I start recognizing the issue in myself, and heal from the negative talk surrounding it, and giving myself permission to love that part of myself (as I am still learning and growing up) it’s a lot easier to be merciful and patient with my children- because I’m being merciful and patient with myself. ❤️ thank you for your work!!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Rachelle Glanfield, thank you for your positivity and being here in our community.

[@theblissfulparent]

That is so true! I too have noticed that I have to work on myself because I see my flaws in them and it creates a lot of tension

[@janedoe09]

How True!!! I share the same, despite my son being in his mid 20's now...I'm still learning the 'parenting game'....wishing I had this video and similar as he was growing up...best to you....deep breaths of positivity in and negativity Out! Happy New Year :)

[@tsolberg4503]

I love you guys! Our 4 year Old is very stubborn, does not want to help (my own fault). The other Day he said: mom can you get me my LEGO upstairs, I said, I would like you to go get it yourself. He gets angry and says NO. I said either you go get it yourself or you can pay me to go get it, I got his attention (your advice with giving to options I’m okay with). He said I’ll pay you afterwards. I said no. He said ok I’ll get the money. Then he asked, will I get the money back when I come back. Me; no. He got up and got the LEGO without being moody at all..! Thank you so much for you channel - how can you not have millions of views! I also watch your “anger management for mothers” every night 😂

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I love hearing about the success people are having with positive parenting. Thank you so much for sharing your story, Kale-lover Veggie! I hope it gives other parents ideas and faith that it works with lots of practice. Honored to have you on the channel!

[@theblissfulparent]

My four year old has turned this around on me! Now he gives ME two options (which are often absurd) lol

[@mamania93]

Watching this and I was like “That’s what I needed when I was young!” That I wanted to be that kind of parent to my child.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Well Nia Lopez, you can still apply these principles to any current interaction you have with children. Thank you for watching Live On Purpose TV.

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[@theblissfulparent]

It's so awesome when you can make that conscious choice to parent differently

[@JasonGafar]

I really wish there were more people like you both. There are so many bad parents out there. They cause so much damage, harm, pain, and trauma to innocent children.

[@naghmanaparray6446]

You guys are heaven sent, I wish you guys were around 10 yrs back, I always wished parents could be more aware on how to respond to children, before things got out of hand. I sure could have learned a lot from this channel, raising 3 boys on my own.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

N Parray, we are honored to be on your team.

[@kathytr616]

- instead of say no, find ways to redirect activity or behaviour. eg. naughty toddler does something instead of saying "stop!" simply say "hey how bout we do this instead" ... eventually get to a 'yes' or 'yes when' which is more positive than saying 'no' which is more negative, when we say no less it will increase its value when we do say it. - don't correct them in public- take care of correction in private way. approach in positive language. keep it on the upside.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you.

[@jennyli7749]

Paul I have lately been addressing an issue where my 10 year old has started to lie, which obviously is bad behaviour and I’ve been using your strategy to help with this issue and nipping it in the bud. The results are clear to see and it appears she’s also more confident in coming to me instead of avoiding issues then being tempted to lie. Thank you again ❤️

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Jenny Li, thanks for letting me know! Glad the ideas are helpful.

[@ashusam7084]

This is what i am doing now, i am full of "NO, and Don't do' s ", This leads my twins to copy me and saying and doing accordingly instead of changing their character. I will come up with positive parenting and positive behavior here after. Thank you for sharing us this awesome video.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

ashu sam, so honored to be on your team.

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[@sarahlowry9633]

Thank you so much! This will help in my marriage as well! I’ve been working on being more positive.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Sarah Lowry, I love it when couple work on something together, doesn't matter the goal, you will strengthen your relationship.

[@amyjames6791]

I’m so glad I found your channel. You’re giving me the tools to be the parent I want to be. I didn’t have any positive examples growing up

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Honored to be on your team, Amy James.

[@Mushroom321-]

"We are free to decide" is positive. 😃 THANK YOU.. FOR SHARING..

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Wendi Watson, you are welcome.

[@ablatalhami3153]

I love your videos and this by far is my favorite one! I listen to it over and over again to help me remember the tips when I need them. I hope it becomes second nature and I find that the more I listen the easier it is to remember to react calmly when I need to. It is an effort and I hope it becomes second nature. I'm sure it takes a lot of practice so I try not to beat myself up too much and do better next time. It definitely helps when you give examples. Thank you so much for your support. Parenting is the toughest job for sure!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Abia Talhami, It is a tough job and it takes lots of effort, but we CAN parent positively. I believe that.

[@SilvanasKitchen]

Hi Guys from Sydney 😀 This is a great video, I love it❤️ I have 2 kids they are 8 and 6. 6 year daughter she behaves very well and she does whatever we tell her To do. Which is great. Our son is 8 years of age, when he was a baby he had a separation anxiety since four months. Now he’s much better with his anxiety, we can leave him with his grandparents and whatever we think he should stay with. When he started school two years ago she used to cry every day because he wants me to be next to him all the time, now he is very happy going to school no problems. But his behaviour sometimes is very as we say annoying, for example he looks like he’s always upset annoyed or something is not like he wants to be like, especially when our close cousins come to our house or we go to their house he’s always irritable upset with something and when we tell him not to be like that we think it is better to find something to play with While we are there. And he always says that he doesn’t want to play with them. And when somebody wants to cuddle him or say hi to him he would be like don’t touch me I don’t like it and he is upset with that. And many people are asking us why is he like that is wrong. He is a very sensitive person he can cry very easily because of his frustration. He has a very nice heart very warm person, kids love to play with him, he has Very good ideas how to play and want to play. Dr Paul Can you please help us to figure out how to help him not to be like that. We want him to be a happy child and to have fun with everybody as much as he can. Thank you so much

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Silvana's Kitchen, I am not sure what is going on here from your comment. I would try to educate others and let them know that it is o.k. for him to set boundaries and if he isn't comfortable being touched, then don't. Work with him on how he communicates his frustration through his words or actions.

[@SilvanasKitchen]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV Thank you so much, we will try that 🙏

[@royalthree690]

@@SilvanasKitchen I have a 7 year old that is the exact same way. He takes time to warm up to social events and if we push him to go and play he’ll resist I’ve learned that if we leave him alone and let go when he’s ready he has more fun that way. But for the mood and grumpy part like you mentioned he’s the same he seems mad but I’ve learned thru positive communication he’s responded a lot better.

[@catharinemendez8215]

Hi, Try to pay close attention to any anxiety your child exhibits. I have a 14 year old who was recently diagnosed with Anxiety and SPD (sensory Processing Disorder). The anxiety is a direct result of his SPD. You are a safe place for your child. People may not understand his behavior, and sometimes we feel the need to correct it as soon as possible without understanding the root of it, because our children’s behavior tends to reflect on us, and we as parents are looked at a certain way. But your child is your highest priority. Figure out where his separation anxiety comes from. It seems that he is still heavily dealing with it, just not with crying, as he is now older and has adapted another way of dealing with it. Seek out a Psychiatrist or someone who can evaluate him, and direct you both on how to deal with these feelings while he is still young.

[@catharinemendez8215]

I meant 13 year old.

[@silverscreencc]

We R so fortunate today to have such availability to good advice for parenting skills. Thank you for sharing.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

My pleasure.

[@padmajasrinath6715]

Thanks for the great tips. How do handle a child who always talks back, blames and finds excuses?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Padmaja Sriniath, If the child is truly uncooperative, then the only thing that works are consequences.

[@mysteryguy793]

@I Love The Colour Pink smacked backside? Nothing positive about it.

[@ashleelinebaugh6451]

You can still make a spanking positive. You can more than likely even comfort them some and even Express to them that you don't want to spank them but you have to.

[@Cityheart221]

@@mysteryguy793 A spanking, not a beating, may be necessary sometimes just not all the time. There is time out. The length of time depends on the offense comitted. Taking away a toy or a technology device for a period of time. A lot depends on the age and personality if the child. Reiterate that it's the action they are being punished for instead of them. Never as easy as it sounds and with some children I found it takes a few times before they get it. The personality of the child is an issue as some seem to like to see a parent react. I'm not a professional. But these worked for me as a parent. If you have consistently tried these and they don't work then I do not have any suggestions since these worked with my children.

[@mediocrefloridaman]

You two are the best! Thank you for all of your videos. Self help and self education should be embraced more and pursued and i hope your videos will reach more and eventually all parents that struggle. God bless you and your family and may you continue to be able to bless others.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you for your kinds words, Andrew V! I appreciate you and everyone who watches. Together we can make the world a better place, starting with our children.

[@marinac8398]

Excellent advice! Grateful to have you both sharing all the positive ways :) thank you

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Marina C, glad to have you at Live On Purpose TV.

[@marinac8398]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV my pleasure. Always learning something great with you

[@thenightspitter]

Thank you very much for ur videos and ur time. I got 1st child 4 months ago, since im very nervous person who gets triggered very easily this is what i need to train myself to be better parent. Best regards and keep up the good work ❤

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You can do this.

[@fefecrow]

I will try to get to yes from now on!! I love this.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Awesome! Thanks, Felicia Crowther.

[@libertyloveslife5602]

My hubby and I are taking PCIT training and it has been so effective on one of my very challenging kids!!!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Love it. Glad you two are together in this, you are the parents your child needs.

[@karynnekrasowski3525]

I have such a hard time with people "redirecting" toddlers/kids with certain behaviors. The behavior is never addressed if you're just redirecting. My kid kept getting hit HARD by the same kid and the parents didn't want time out or any focus on the negative behavior, just redirection. Then guess what happened? It never changed, the behavior wasn't discussed. My kid crying and not wanting to play with him wasn't enough, and redirection wasn't enough. I feel like even though they're young, we should still have a discussion about the behavior and maybe a time in, especially when someone is getting hurt or in danger.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Karynne Krasowski, agreed, we need to teach children that some behaviors are not permitted.

[@christinaduvall815]

One comment that always burns me to the core is hearing a parent tell their child that "they are bad!" Do you really think your child is bad? No!!! They made a bad choice or decision. If you are saying this to your child please stop now! You are setting them up to think they are a bad person and they're not

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Wonderful reminder.

[@taurinice]

❤❤❤ The behavior that gets attention is the behavior that gets reinforced.. Positive phrasing is sooooo effective... Soo many great points here!!! Love All behavior is communication... Children are seeking connection not attention...

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Tauri Nice, thank you for watching and commenting.

[@terrivh]

I have a 5 year old granddaughter who has melt downs. Something dosent go her way or she thinks someone did something mean she will cry and cry. She won't talk to anyone and if you approach her she turns away! She talks about how we don't know the real her. She can't be the real her. Today I redid a fort for them so blanket wouldn't fall down. And that was the worse. I am mean grandma. She sat and cried and talked to herself for over a hour. I tried to get her to talk about how we can be calmer when someone makes her upset. Nope won't

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Terri VH, she might benefit from some counseling to learn how to identify her feelings and what to do with them. Best to leave her alone and be there when the storm has passed.

[@ReflectingShadow]

looks like i'm already doing all of these - THANKS TO YOUR CHANNEL! plus my son is pretty strong on the good behavior side which makes it easy for me :)

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

RS, being grateful for what we have is a great way to model positivity in your life.

[@asta9386]

You are lucky keep monitoring that behavior and his social circle into teen and young adulthood.

[@khandakarnilimayasmin1919]

Hello there! Thanks for the video. I would love to learn a lot about positive parenting, as sometimes I feel lost myself in taking care of my 7year kid. I really hope that you hear me and my issues can be guided through your video.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Absolutely! If you need more help, join our online community go.liveonpurposecentral.com.

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[@timmeralove]

Thank you I needed this my son is having issues at school and need ways to work with him to help with his behavior

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Timmera James, you are not alone and we are happy to help.

[@elisez478]

Thank you for all the information. I take notes on all your videos 🌸🌸🌸

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Elise Z, glad the videos are helpful.

[@shantellelee7684]

Thank you so much for all of the valuable information you provide.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You are so welcome!

[@jerseygirl049]

Yay this helps a lot. My 1 yr old is testing my patience these days lol I'm gonna work on redirecting, not saying NO all the time.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Perfect, good luck.

[@gwenhaklin6037]

You guys are so cute and sassy, I love your videos! I'm currently going thru difficulty with my 3 year old especially ever since baby brother arrived a few weeks ago. I depend on these videos keep em coming!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Gwen, we are honored to be on your team. No plans to stop.

[@clsatc]

Thanks guys. As educated i am about the stages of cognitive development, it helped me so much the way dr. paul simplifies it into the control/maturity graph. Now here is my dilemma. What do i do (as a mom) when my child in stage 1 wants all the control!!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you for the kind words, Carol Spillman. I have gotten a lot of use with the control and maturity model. I suggest that you first have your child watch my video entitled, "How To Convince Your Parents To Get A Dog," here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF7SaH-VgtyVndk. Then discuss with her/him afterwards that in order for them to obtain more control, they need to be in stage 2 or 3 behavior. If they display immature or stage 1 behavior and choices, you as the parent are obligated to retain most of the control.

[@yolaniepieters6665]

Such good advice, thank you!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You're so welcome!

[@Jlydiajayroger]

I appreciate your service, your videos are excellent and its very well working with my 5 year old. My 5 years old is continuing to hit other children and teachers at school. I am trying to teach him about love, care, affection and mercy. But he is implementing those only with parents and not others. For example, If a kid is crying because of him bothering he/she, My son couldn't recognize that they don't like it or they are hurt or in Pain. As parents we are going through a lot of headache, Please advice us on how to make him socialize

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

There are games out there that teach feelings and what to do with them. Do a search on the internet. Talk to a counselor and see what they recommend in your area. It is good for kids to role play situations such as you describe and above all stay positive and role model kindness.

[@janetspiteri5043]

You guys are so awesome!! Love this!! Thank you 😁

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Janet Spiteri, Thank you for watching.

[@Natedoc808]

Odd because in a prior video you stated not to use questions when you’re really making a statement so the “why don’t you try this instead” simply leads to “because I’d rather do this.”

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Natedoc808, depends on the situation, the people involved, ages, etc.

[@sakinakharrubi6303]

Thank you again... is there a way dr Paul could start doing a series on how to fix a relationship between parents and toddlers once a parent has started on a bad foot? Also... I haven’t seen any vids on dealing with naptime/ bedtime tantrums? I’m sorry if I’m asking for things that are already addressed!! Thank you all again for all the amazing content you put out for us completely uneducated parents!! It’s really changing my relationship with my toddler already.. but I just don’t know how to change the damage already done 😢

[@sakinakharrubi6303]

Also!! Could you pleeeease do a video on how to deal with jealousy and physical violence among siblings?? Thank you !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I am so honored to have you at Live On Purpose TV, UmMunir Bashlah. We have several videos that I believe address your concerns. Let me know in another comment if you want something different and I will consider doing a video on it. Remember, practice makes progress - you aren't going to see changes over night. Be patient with yourself! (And your kids.) "How To Apologize To Your Child For Yelling" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5WsZ2eYqJ18l5I "How To Rebuild Trust With A Child That You Have Yelled At In The Past" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJzGfnaXaMiVp9E "How To Get Kids To Sleep" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn6vkHmrj9CiY7c "Top 10 Ways To Get Your Child To Sleep | Ending Bedtime Battles" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJXZlHiahLOUhM0 "How To Deal With Sibling Rivalry" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqWmmWd8hpygesU "How To Stop Siblings From Fighting" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZCpeKSKjpyjia8 "How To Stop Siblings Fighting All The Time" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iF6apYKaa5ydgrM "How To Handle Kids Fighting" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4HUYn6paJuXeJo

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Thank you so much for all the resources!! I will definitely check out all the vids!! They are so beneficial, God bless you all!! 🙏💯

[@frequentlybrilliant]

Thank you for these videos! They are very helpful.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Glad you like them!

[@saprinahoward8834]

Love this channel im learning

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Saprina Howard, honored to be on your team.

[@marinamel4707]

Thanks very much. I have 3 boys in different ages, and too hard for me.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You can do it! We have resources at go.liveonpurposecentral.com.

[@gabriellahsdancingheart8808]

Me: We'll talk about that after dinner. Kid: Awesome. Mom will forget all about it.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Sometimes it is a delay tactic, hang in there and get to Stage 3.

[@margaretjudice8944]

Great advice! I like Brene Brown too! Thank you for sharing!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You are so welcome!

[@marinawilkinson5840]

Great advice. Thank you. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

MARINA WILKINSON, Honored to be on your team.

[@Oc-girl]

I came here because my 6 year old gets easily frustrated and angry super fast when things don’t go his way or his brothers doesn’t do what he wants him to do. He screams at the top of his lungs and I don’t know 🤷🏻‍♀️ how to help him to stop doing that. I’ve tried talking to him and redirecting but not having any success. Feel so hopeless 😔

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You might want to consider a membership to our site at go.liveonpurposecentral.com.

[@--LamMyLinh-A]

1.say yes as often as possible.tell them the consequences,tell them what to do instead. 2.that about the behavior,not about the person

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You got it. Thanks-

[@fatimangara4538]

Thanks 😊❤.. luv your truth

[@dave916944]

How do you stop bad behavior at school when the parent is around?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

David Sherrer, that is a difficult one. I assume the child is acting up when the parent is around and they are doing nothing. If it can't be ignored, I would talk to the parent at another time and come up with a game plan of what the two of you can do the next time the situation arises.

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

When you start using the strategies at home eventually you child will transfer it to school and outside of the home

[@judithabamwa7009]

My children fight alot...tired and fedup

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I get that. It can be draining. Reward proper behavior as much as you can.

[@judithabamwa7009]

Oh thank u. I felt it was just my kids that fight alot

[@frederikVtube]

What's your advice for a 2 year old toddler that won't listen and says no to your positive alternatives? I' Dutch we have a saying "I'm two and I say no"

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

RAVEN, we need to learn what is normal behavior at each stage and have a positive attitude with our kids, they will eventually outgrow the stage.

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

Ignore the “no” their no really has no power until we give it to them by giving in

[@kristenholmes1768]

I started watching your videos almost a year ago and I have changed my own reactions..because thats the number 1 thing I can control. I have become more patient and no longer yell thanks to your eye opening videos. However, my son just started kindergarten and is having a lot of attention seeking behaviors and he has little patience. Do you have a video available on this topic? Also is it fair to punish them for bad behaviors that happen at school when I find out much later? He’s in stage 1 and I feel the consequence has to be fairly immediate for him.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Kristen Holmes, I agree, consequences are best when given closer to the action and natural ones are the best. It might work to have a daily report come home and connected to something at home. That way he knows he won't get away with something and that you support the school. It is early in the year and hopefully he will figure a few things out fairly soon. If not, keep in contact with the school and consider a change of teachers.

[@FAFashionwithstyle]

Can you please make aa video on how to get back normal behaviour of a three years old toddler, I had been so harsh and loud to him now I feel he relactent to share and talk to me. He starts shouting, crying, throwing things when he get angry or does not get what he want. I get fadeup when he shouts and don't listen even a single word and don't want to calm down even on giving alternate. Please share a link or make a video on it. I would be thankful.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Fashion and Beauty, it will take time. Remain calm and smile and he will learn to trust you again.

[@FAFashionwithstyle]

Thanks for your reply. I also get mad when he do so for no reason or on small matters.

[@sitraradliyah466]

Will it work for teens? Got any links?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Sitra Radliyah, some of this works with teens. There are specific things that can work with teens. Consider a membership to go.liveonpurposecentral.com or our parentingpower-up program.

[@sitraradliyah466]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV ok thank you

[@Gypsymumma90]

Great advice

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you!

[@Faith-s1r6e]

Thank you! 💖

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Mehtap Frayne, you are welcome.

[@iameboniestar7070]

How do you motivate a child that lacks self motivation?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Ebonie Tolbert, it is the old stick and carrot method. Dangle something out there they want and they are usually motivated. Figuring out what that can be is trickier.

[@مونامددی]

Thanks,could u please tell us the solution about teen behaviour please

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

16, I am not sure what you mean. I am sorry.

[@Manifest-888-11]

Yeyyyy!!! My Fav channel. Thanks for your guidance.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you and you're welcome, Candace Liebenberg!

[@mariaeberhardt7709]

Great lecture!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mytahiti1004]

I appreciate your videos.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

My Tahiti, I appreciate you being here - thank you for watching.

[@Eileen-qe1vs]

However good points for younger kids, alot of teens will not cooperate, or say “are you gonna make me”.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Eileen, that is stage 1 behavior and that is when we get clear on what we control and use consequences.

[@RawanLancaster]

I am a nanny / sitter and the eight year old for 2 years have been telling me rude things like loser you are stupid etc and this is my third year with them they are 3 kids and yesterday I was offering gum and he kept yelling get out go away he threw the gum on the floor so I just left him because I was tired mentally of dealing with this attitude and the constant rejection when I have been for 2 years carrying his bag heating food tor him playing with him at times so can you please help me he is acting bratty and I really reached almost my limit his mother is good she corrects him but things keep going back to step one

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Sounds like he needs consequences and plenty of positive reinforcement when he does something right. Might be time to look for other work.

[@fefecrow]

Mrs. Referrenced a ladys name that I assume has a book but there is no reference in the description or link to what she was referring to. Bernae Brown or something

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Yes, I believe what Vicki was referencing was Brené Brown's TED talk; you can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqSxYneFh76MjJI.

[@andreawarburton7090]

My LG who's 4 is always messing about. Brushing teeth e.g she can't keep still or stands on the toilet seat or trying to flush the chain. Will take 1 hour to eat because she just wants to talk about nothing. I get shouting , bossy voice alot I'm so exhausted with it all.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Andrea Warburton, you might try to initial "talk time" where she had free access to you and can say what she wants, but teeth brushing and eating are not "talk time". Let her earn the time by eating her dinner, or whatever before the timer goes off.

[@samanthapagan9690]

Can someone tell me where to skip to the part

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You can control the speed in the settings.

[@Pumpkinpie423]

So I have an important question on a video idea. I'm a single stay at home mom that just had a baby and my toddler son and school age daughter try to miss behave while I'm in the middle of breastfeeding my newborn and in the worst way and I've tried redirecting but they don't fall for it and continue doing what they do how do I go about stopping bad behavior during breastfeeding?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Angela Burdick, first, thank you for watching and doing your best to be a positive parent. My first thought is to have the children do separate activities in separate areas of the house (maybe one in their bedroom while the other one is near you). Some parents let their children watch a movie or play games on a device if they are needed to be calm and quiet for a short period of time. I will add your idea to the production list.

[@Pumpkinpie423]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV I will definitely try that thank you:)

[@itsjustmeflo8684]

Y’all remember that story about Lot & his wife in the Bible!?! I’ll sum it up for those who haven’t….. Jesus sent 2 Angels to protect Lot, his wife, and daughters. Long story short when they were finally able to get out Jesus told Lot & his wife to not look back!!!! Lots wife ended up looking back turning into a pillar of salt 🧂. Here’s why….. Bc she lacked the faith of being delivered, and moved on to the next phase of their lives, and still yearned for the very place, things, people etc… that weren’t GOOD! Leading everyone straight to hell except for Lot, & his family at the time. The consequences of holding on to your past will show through in the way you’re currently living your life. That’s why God says we need to stop looking back at the old. For we are made new with each day that comes & goes!

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I remember that story.

[@Christifit406]

I love this couple ❤❤

[@angiejones968]

I find thanking my teen when he does a chore encourages him to do it more. First time I thanked him pretty sure it shocked him? I'm trying to respect him and not just expect him to do his chores, if he knows I appreciate him and him doing what needs to be done he does it without the teen grumbling lol. Parents shouldn't demand respect we should respect too.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Angie Jones, you are brilliant! You have shared something powerful here.

[@angiejones968]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV just following your advice 🙂

[@andykanjennifer3160]

How do you deal with a tanager child that love play more than doing choice in the home

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Andykan Jennifer, figure out what you control and what you don't. Stay in the control lane and give your child a reason to want to do chores.

[@Sivazhere]

This is great

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you.

[@poojas1502]

Thanks a lot 😊 Your guidances are making me to change my own behaviour a lot...... ,,🙏

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

You are welcome, Pooja Srinandi! Honored to be on your team.

[@maganhumphrey7967]

Do you have handouts that I could use with my clients?

[@maganhumphrey7967]

your videos are so helpful but I would really like to see if you have handouts or worksheets as well.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Magan Humphrey, no, I will consider it.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I will look into this when I am able, I have a lot going on now with our new Live On Purpose Central learning website.

[@laurenhicks6074]

I'm not positive in my own life. So this is a huge challenge for me. 😞

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I wish you the best as you navigate this time.

[@robertdellamar5386]

This is so confusing. I've raised 2 kids so far. Raising a third now and starting with a forth. Talking to a child has never worked. Only ways I've ever gotten result are threats and punishment. Totally disagree.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Robert Dellamar, thank you for watching and trying to understand. I have more videos on the Positive Parenting playlist - kzbin.info/aero/PLq2mRDkHEBPCclxt6agg3wrLBRkL7CCwU. I hope you can find some clarification or ideas with one of my other videos.

[@Peete71]

Yea this never works on my son either unfortunately. Some kids it does work though just not mine.

[@vickyandersen8660]

Try it with the younger kids and keep punishing the older ones the way you do. Maybe tell the younger ones that if they don’t listen that they’ll get the same and praise them for their good. Maybe then the older ones will want to follow the younger ones to get praised 🤔

[@mariamistretta3860]

Postive behavior is being polite. Good managers, treat people with respect. Wait your turn. Bad behavior is unhealthy behavior patterns and being disrespectful bad mangers bad language is rude behavior unhealthy. crizized accusing blaming is not nice behavior at all it rude mean. The bad behavior. If parents or person say stop no don't Do do that their consequences to their actions behavior cause pushinment time out why because the child did something wrong or they not allow to go outside play because they did something wrong.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Polite and calm. Two behaviors we need to model for our children.

[@RawanLancaster]

I feel like I am being in a very negative environment although it should be positve because I love kids and used to be in souts and worked with kids too

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I hope the video is helpful.

[@hotguy7318]

Good video.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you.

[@ginfksceosexpressionismsfl8412]

I am trying to learn to parent slowly with my partners seven year old this is the hardest thing I have ever done

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

It is very difficult. They are lucky to have you.

[@vinhNguyen-jy8db]

Please add subtitles 😟

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

We do have subtitles. Make sure it is turned on.

[@vinhNguyen-jy8db]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV Thank you. That's awesome. I will check it out.

[@TempleoftheSon]

Well that's great, but how do you correct a child that is being disrespectful or even threatening?

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

2, sometimes there needs to be a time out where everyone steps away for a bit so things can calm down. If threatening, that needs to be defused.

[@TempleoftheSon]

@@LiveOnPurposeTV let me tell you what I'm talking about. My 8 yr old wanted to sit on the couch. My wife got up to let him sit on the couch, but he didn't want to sit where she was sitting, he wanted to sit where my 5 yr old was sitting. So he started fighting with his 5yr old brother. My wife told him he could sit where she was sitting or he could go sit somewhere else. He then started pounding his fists and making a throat cutting gesture with his finger. My dad very calmly tried explaining to him that was a very bad thing to do and he started doing it towards him and said "you're going to be that too". My wife asked him to leave the room and he refused. How do you handle that?

[@kaytlynngoodrich6602]

How you deal with two kids with behavioral issues and discipline them ? Stop them for throw fits and say lies about being abused

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

KAtlynn goodrich, we don't control what others say, only our behavior. They need consequences and positive reinforcement when they are doing what you want.

[@gemacy4072]

Can someone summarize this video for me please

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

There is an option to read the transcript. I hope that helps.

[@mamta3362]

Great

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you, MAMTA CHAUHAN.

[@fefecrow]

My no's mean nothing these days

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Felicia Crowther, when this happens, we need to change our words from garbage to gold. There are a lot more videos on Positive Parenting playlist, but here's one that might be helpful to you: "How To Talk To Kids So They Listen" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqHXomOAeNCNnsU.

[@TitaniumTronic]

Nah bro my parents and grandparents decided that yelling profanity and beating me with a slipper, a belt or a mop is their way to discipline me lol

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

I am so sorry. No one should have to go through that.

[@SiscaRidwanCosmetics]

I could do this most of the time except during first 2 days before my period. How do I handle this? I got frustrated with bad behavior from my 3yo, mostly towards his little sister 19mo (hitting her for simply grab his toys or getting on the way when he’s doing something), then i warned him calmly for 5 times but still no listening. Till I scream or I said no then send him to time out. I tried to apply western parenting (my husband is American) but i feel like it didn’t work. And I have no place to run to take a break as we didn’t live any of my country or hubby. We don’t have family around for years already, barely could make friends

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Practice some meditation or deep breathing and go to that when you want to explode. Think of something calm and try some positive affirmations.

[@janedoe09]

I did over dinner from tiny. all the way to today at 24. "what was your best and worst of the day" as a way to get my son who has autism to talk about his day....this helps to reduce his anxiety and I get to know what's happening in his world...ps. also promotes gratitude and something positive in this crazy world we are living in today.

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

jane doe, these daily conversations with our children are so important. Glad you made this tradition and stuck with it.

[@nishasingh6034]

U look like Chandler bing from FRIENDS

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

First time I have heard that one, thanks, nisha.

[@igrowugrow-anartofpositive9284]

I see your video🎥 it's super

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you, we are honored to be on your team.

[@Hs-tu2sl]

Redirection for some reason makes my kids think they have a choice 🤔

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

H s, I wonder why, we are redirecting to something positive.

[@fairygodmother5541]

get to yes is not how it work in the real world. other people will not use this technique. so they need to learn at home that you will hear NO in life a lot

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

They will learn that quickly. Home should be a haven from the world.

[@Chat-P]

🙏❤️

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you!

[@BWWW743]

You know that a person is around you and you say I need some space

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Brelyn Washington, glad you are voicing your needs in a clear and concise way.

[@ASAGCHN]

❤❤❤

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you!

[@parentingbeyondbehaviours6382]

I like think not fight

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

That works.

[@tatianahawaii13]

❤️

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Thank you, Hanna.

[@dev4short]

It seems I tried everything and my daughter walks all over me

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Devanie Calhoun, consider a membership to go.liveonpurposecentral.com. We have live events where you can ask me questions, courses and other things happening.

[@amc5936]

getting to yes is not practical. in the real world you will hear no no no all the time. so they need to get use to that at home

[@LiveOnPurposeTV]

Amber Mcgreevy, makes for a happier home though.

[@amc5936]

​@@LiveOnPurposeTV MAYBE however he will then be very disappointed when his boss never gets to yes, or a collage professor. Or anyone else that may have authority over him as a young adult or adult. Or goal as parents should be to ready them for the real world, including the harsh realities of how life really is. he may ask a girl out, and the girl may say no, verses maybe some other time, or I cant i have to ....... No is rejecting what they want or want to hear. However that's life! Life in many ways tells you NO! They misswell learn now. The later in life they wont be so surprised when they do hear it.