5 Things Your Child Doesn't Want to Hear When They're Angry

Don’t forget to check out my free discipline workshop, “How to Get Your Child to Listen Without Yelling” - www.themompsychologist.com/workshop Navigating our children's intense emotions can sometimes feel like we're walking on eggshells. We try to connect and validate but it rarely feeling like it's "working." And then sometimes we say certain buzzwords or ask simple questions and it REALLY sets our child off. In this week's episode, I explore the top 4 things your child doesn't want to hear when they're frustrated and angry and WHY. I also share alternatives to try out next time to connect and re-direct behavior. Let me know down in the comments which one you're going to try! TIMESTAMPS ► Introduction: 0:00 ► Your child doesn't want to hear, "Take a deep breath!" 0:38 ► Your child doesn't want to be questioned about these things 02:39 ► Your child doesn't want to hear THIS. 04:19 ► Your child doesn't want to be told what they're missing out on 05:31 ► Your child doesn't want to look at the bright side 07:04 💌 Get TMP Times in your inbox every Monday. Start your free 7-day trial 👉🏽 https://www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes 💌 Free Parenting Script Pack: https://themompsychologist.com/script-pack FREE 2-MIN QUIZ: ► WHAT'S YOUR PARENTING STYLE?: Find out your parenting style and simple things you can do to shift your approach for better behavior! https://www.themompsychologist.com/QUIZ SHOP MY FAVORITES ► Check out my Amazon Storefront and shop my favorites https://www.amazon.com/shop/themompsychologist LET'S BE FRIENDS! ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themompsychologist ► Facebook: http://facebook.com/themompsychologist ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@themompsychologist BUSINESS INQUIRIES ONLY ► hello@themompsychologist.com DISCLAIMERS: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. All content I create, including this video is for educational purposes ONLY. This is not meant to diagnosis or treat any mental health conditions or substitute mental health treatment in any way. Please consult with your child's pediatrician or a local mental health provider when considering trying new interventions.