2019年3月23日 · Does your child ever push others? Do you know how to teach her to use a different strategy to get what she wants? We love helping parents brainstorm ideas to help with their day-to-day parenting

2024年12月4日 · When is it good to push a child to try new things? What are the risks and benefits of pushing children? How do you know if you’re pushing your child too hard?

2013年6月7日 · To stop the hitting once and for all, you have to address the feelings that are driving the hitting. Here's how. 1. Prevent hitting if possible. You may think you can't see it coming, but if your...

Aggressive behavior, like hitting or pushing, happens when a child does not know how to handle strong emotions. While parents must tell their child that hitting and pushing are not ok, it is also important for parents to teach a new behavior that he can use instead when he feels angry, frustrated or embarrassed.

When a child is hitting, screaming, pushing, throwing things – the natural response of the people around him is to withdraw. Here is how to identify why your child is aggressive.

If a child keeps playing too rough, teach them to look for signs they need to play more gently. Start by talking about what you’re noticing. Explain how you see other kids reacting.

2017年9月22日 · Sometimes you’re triggered more by one of your kids than another. Here’s how to tackle your triggers and parent each kid effectively. Three-year-old Liv wanted cookies, and when her mother, Chris, explained they were for after dinner, she exploded.

2024年1月5日 · This blog will discuss why some children display behaviours such as hitting and pushing, how you might respond to this behaviour as an early years practitioner and how you can support children to minimise the behaviour in the future.

2016年1月25日 · It depends on the child’s temperament, his or her closeness to such a parent, and the amount of support the child receives from other nurturing figures in his or her life.

2024年2月1日 · In kindergarten especially, we often see “bad behavior” manifest in many ways: kicking or hitting peers, biting friends, spitting, or yelling at others. In some cases, the child’s sensory system may be to blame. In others, bad behavior could be contributed to the child seeking out attention, or avoiding work or non-preferred play.