Toddler Behavior: How to Give Better Consequences #shorts

Let's be honest: if we can't manage our little one's behavior, it's going to be really difficult to teach them to read. What strategies do you use to give your child consequences?

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[nica]

Hey man - you need to be in tv shows to show parents effective ways to communicate with a child- you have a gift

[jeanlee]

One of the most important thing I learned at a parenting class was to respect the child. If you show them respect, they learn to respect you and others as well.

[kpepperl]

It's so hard to unlearn all the years of your own upbringing... I am working on it... In working on it

[mynyadamself]

Let's make parenting classes mandatory for first-time parents?? I could have used this information. Ya don't know what ya don't know. Priceless 👏💯🙏🏼

[dewinurjanah]

I'm crying because i always get angry and frustrated and yelling to my kid. Trying to be a better momma 😭

[mae]

Might sound dumb but what is helping me is watching Super Nanny reruns on YouTube. There’s so many parents who forget kids thrive under a routine and discipline. Check them out you might find something you can apply to your routine.

[tyhigby]

Love this - I’m a single dad to two little angel girls and your advice has been life-changing. Thank you. 🙏🏽

[TheTinyOrc]

I did this to my dog just now he listened for the first time

[ericaroberts]

You have no idea how much you're helping this single, exhausted, mentally and physically drained mama of two. My 4 yr son has been unbelievably angry lately. Breaking and throwing toys when not getting his way . I'm trying so so hard to handle this the right way. ANY TIPS? 😢😢

[kc]

The hardest part about this is taking the time. There are so many instances when we're in a rush or have to be in a schedule. Those are the days I find it so hard to not show my anger or take the time to get in their level to talk

[samiam]

This is helping me so much as a homeschool mama

[troysgt]

Man, thank you so much for this reminder. I do this poorly/wrong a lot. This is very helpful.

[chosen]

God bless you, I found as an answered prayer. 3 & 6 year olds and I've just begun homeschooling. Will be watching all your vids- I NEED HELP 😅

[G]

This man is a savior to parents out there ❤...thank you so much for what you do to help families and children do stuff right. Your teachings are incredible 👏🏻

[sssxox]

Honestly some people really are awesome parents! I’m happy for your kids 😊

[carolelizabethowens]

Yes. This is the grade A+ approach to initiating effective discipline and corrective action with children. This video truly needs to go viral. Better yet, it should run VERY regularly on television as a public service announcement.

[lahannid]

This is so amazing because if you can be calm giving a consequence you are probably not going to acting out of frustration and anger. It's going to help the parents think straight.

[selenamae]

Just subscribed, one of daughter's has ADHD and my other daughter has autism, I need help learning how to handle my emotions while handling there's so we are better understanding towards eachother.

[mtallan]

You just articulated everything I do when working with special needs children for 10 years. It’s just instinctual for me now and it’s oh so effective in bringing a sense of calm and safety to any situation.

[learningasigo-trkg]

This is GOLD! Thank you! May someone help suggest some healthy consequences where I am able to benefit my child and have them learn more about their own actions and correct themselves?