What to Do When Attention-Seeking Becomes Disruptive
What’s inside this article: You don’t need a parenting “strategy” or a behavior intervention to “fix” attention-seeking. Connection, and therefore attention, is a human need….
6 Powerful NVCI Skills for Handling Meltdowns
What’s inside this article: 6 non-violent crisis intervention strategies that help with aggressive, threatening, or violent behaviors in children during meltdowns. These strategies help keep…
3 Simple Steps for Successfully Redirecting Your Child
Redirection is a common strategy used by parents. Generally, you’ll distract your child with something safe and appropriate in order to redirect them away from…
How to Motivate Your Child When Nothing Motivates Your Child
Motivation is what drives us to do the things we do. It is the reason why we work hard, make goals, and strive to be…
12 Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies for Autistic Children
One question a lot of parents ask is: how should you discipline a child with autism? Understanding behavior and setting appropriate expectations, plus learning positive behavior intervention…
Positive and Negative Reinforcement – What’s the Difference?
Have you ever thought about positive and negative reinforcement, and wondered what works better? With an understanding of how the brain functions, it becomes clear…
How To Use Positive Reinforcement For Kids & See Better Behavior in 7 Days
Positive affirmations and positive reinforcement for kids is a highly effective technique for encouraging more positive behavior from your child. Think about how you feel when your boss gives you a pat on the back, or your husband praises your cooking. Our kids are the same way, it feels good to have the good pointed…
How To Yield Better Results Disciplining Your Opposition and Strong Willed Child
Imagine you just received a phone call from your child’s principal asking you to pick them up from school due to their behavior (for the…
How to Finally End Public Meltdowns, Even if You’ve Tried Everything
Public meltdowns are incredibly stressful for parents and children. The added scrutiny of others watching and judging how you handle the situation makes everything worse…
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