Episode 389: Should You Respond to or Ignore Your Child's Big Reactions?
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Episode 389: Should You Respond to or Ignore Your Child's Big Reactions?
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When your child has a big reaction, you may wonder: Should I respond to what they're feeling, or is it better to ignore it?
Respond too much, and suddenly you're explaining, reassuring, negotiating, or trying to make the reaction stop. But ignore it, and you may worry that you're being dismissive,...or leaving your child alone with feelings they genuinely don't know how to handle.
The good news is, you don't have to choose between getting pulled into your child's reaction and disconnecting from it. There's a middle ground that helps your child learn that big feelings are hard, but also survivable.
In this episode, you'll hear:
• Why trying so hard to make your child feel better can unintentionally send the message that their discomfort is something they can't handle
• What an effective response sounds like when your child is angry, anxious, disappointed, or pushing back
• A different way to measure whether you handled a hard moment well
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