When Children are Defiant | Addressing Children's Challenging Behaviors (feat. Tracy Schreifels)

Learn how to deal with a child who acts out during transitions. We use a role play example to clearly demonstrate interventions that can help manage acting out behaviors.

Special thanks to Tracy Schreifels for her expertise in making this video possible!

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[karenaugustin]

This video was helpful to kids who are defiant around a specific issue namely food insecurity and history of foster care. How about kids from middle class families that are catered to constantly at home, with woke parents who allow them to 'freely' express themselves while disregarding others. The kids who are defiant because they're simply disrespectful

[diannejohanson]

This is a good video. I like the hand touching. But what are my other 22 students doing? That's where it gets challenging

[anyabrown]

Thank you for sharing. Very informative

[JPMitchell]

In the first example of the child not wanting to wash her hands, she said she doesn't want to and the lady couldn't make her. I'd like to see an expansion on that rather than the scenario where the child made it easier by explaining, unprompted, why she didn't want to wash her hands.

[viktoriadesantis]

I will try this with my child, thank you !!!

[hrdecor]

How do we tackle a behaviour but with the opposite issue, the child wants to stay in the bathroom continuously washing hands and throwing self to floor. And also have attachment to food, go earlier to Sit at the table, get upset when food isn't ready

[juliaherrera]

Great! quit question. What have you done in the past, when children go underneath the tables and don't want to get out, and then more kids follow them?

[howdoesamother]

What about when a child enters a make belief world or fantasy world in response to doing common tasks.