Top 5 Mistakes Adults Make With Kids and Tips for Turning Resistance into Cooperation!

[@jenevans28]

I love this so much, my son is struggling in kindergarten with his "behaviors" and I now see that it's not his behaviors it's his emotional regulation and relationship with the teachers in the classroom. It's always a power struggle to gain compliance without meeting his needs emotionally and physically. 😢😢😢

[@kristinabaker4433]

A person won't care how much you know until they know how much you care... I know all this, but I needed the reminder... being a single mom with "Asperger's" (or a non-neurotypical brain) and emotional trauma from emotional neglect as a child & then emotional abuse... led to the same for my kids & my ex-husband is also an "Aspie" (for lack of a better term) I generally lack the emotional connection and support I need to be the good mom I know I can be...

[@ryth151]

God sent women, thank you so very much for uploading this video. My family truly appreciates tour determination to make a loving positive impact universally for parents and their children. In doing so we create a better world. #yeahtothefuture #yestoanewworld #loveisthewayunitythepath GOD BLESS YOU

[@ratnaariyanti483]

Beautifully explained ! As an English teacher I’s still in the process of learning how to improve my communication skills with my young learners in class ( some of them r defiant ones)..... It’s not been easy handling them, but at least I’ve tried my best to keep calm in the moment..... the problem is there are more than 1 teacher in the same class as we’ve got more than 30 students for each subject (English n Math). My other colleague got this authoritarian teaching style, I agree that kids need repetitions and empathy from us, adults by showing a positive response to their “misbehaviour”. Thank u so much for all ur valuable insights, lorry. Ur an insipiration ..... Greetings fromm Indonesia. !🌹💁‍♀️

[@spa11199]

I sometimes have to listen to your videos several time :) thanks for the constant reminding

[@userhelen1]

Awesome video! Thank you so much

[@amina290]

Thank you very much for this video. I'm really looking forward to following you on FB. May I ask you to give us more practical examples when you post videos like this one, if possible. That would definitely help me personally to grasp the information you present to us.

[@zsuzsannamatalucci4318]

Thank you for your videos. Just found them and happily noticing it, you have many different ideas than others. What kind of sensory exercise you are talking about to give a child to help them calm down.Would you please give us some specific ones? As specially break it down for toddlers, young kids as 5-10, Teenagers or young adults, probably we are parents can use the same techniques as well.

[@Flaca.602]

I also want to know the answer to this question.

[@stephanieann87]

You speak so calmly, I need to practice this lol

[@MountainsandPups]

This is amazing...I wish mu parents knew this when I was young=)

[@vivianeb90]

When you say kid you mean a teenager... I think it's important that you point that out because child education evolves together with the child.

[@mkudahl]

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