Why Your Child Doesn’t Listen To You, Pt 3

10 Jul 2024 · 1 min
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Ming (Agents of Speech) advises caregivers and teachers of speech-delayed and autistic children that children may use behaviors like guilt-tripping because they lack other communication strategies. He emphasizes caregivers cannot directly change another person’s behavior; instead they must change their own behavior and how they uphold boundaries. The point is presented as practical teaching advice with a broader philosophical application to everyday interactions.

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