I have to say I smiled when I got this question

28 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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In this short parenting advice video, the speaker acknowledges a common question about children’s defiant or tantrum behavior, noting that she smiled not out of lack of empathy but because the issue is so frequent. She separates two distinct phenomena: (1) attention‑seeking “poo‑poo” reactions that occur when a child is asked to stop an activity they want to continue or to test for a reaction, and (2) the feeling that a child is disrespectful and not listening. She advises parents to ignore the attention‑seeking “poo‑poo” behavior rather than reacting to it, emphasizing that non‑reaction is the key. She then distinguishes the respect issue as a separate concern. Finally, she invites viewers to join a free masterclass titled “The 3 Secrets to Managing Tantrums, Meltdowns, and Kids Who Won’t Listen,” asking them to comment for a link.

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