Much of what looks like misbehavior is really your child trying to get their needs met.

Common unmet needs include:

-Physical activity

-Connection/attention

-Power and control

-Tired or hungry

In this video, I’ll break down common behavior and what it could mean.

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//TIMESTAMPS:

0:00-1:34 Introduction

1:35-3:10 Free discipline workshop on how to get your child to listen

3:11-4:10 BEHAVIOR 1: When your child is bouncing off the walls

4:11-4:36 BEHAVIOR 2: When your child is being your shadow

4:37-5:30 BEHAVIOR 3: When your child refuses directions and constantly says NO

5:31-6:00 BEHAVIOR 4: When your child doesn’t abide by the rules

6:01-6:13 BEHAVIOR 5: When your child get fussy and starts to rub their eyes

6:14-6:55 BEHAVIOR 6: When your child starts acting mean and combative

6:56-7:42 BEHAVIOR 7: When they negotiate and bargain with you after you set limits/discipline

7:43-9:20 BEHAVIOR 8: When they argue and fight with their sibling

9:21-11:28 Closing thoughts

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