DIY Behavior

A ton of children struggle with either staying on-task, or staying seated for a long duration of time, or both! On this episode of DIYparenthood, T discusses a 5 step strategy on how to teach your child to do both. 

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Discussion about how to navigate your child avoiding spending time with you; lashing out more than normal; and/or prefer being isolated than hanging with family. There comes a time when the rapport between you and your child could benefit from some TLC. Press play and listen to DIYparenthood discuss what to do to reestablish the bond with you and your child. Be sure to like and share with another parent!

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There comes a time when your child makes statements not knowing the severity and heaviness of the statment but only being aware of the attention is brings. The intent isn’t to hurt or harm someone but they continue to say things anyway. 

DIYparenthood answers a parent’s question on how to solve this problem without getting angry and upset with their child.

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Discipline doesn’t have to involve yelling or screaming. In this episode, we explore the concept of positive discipline and how it can help calm your child. We discuss setting clear boundaries, using logical consequences, and implementing positive reinforcement strategies. We also address common challenges parents face and provide guidance on maintaining consistency and empathy throughout the discipline process.

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Children following instructions more for one parent than the other is a typical parenting obstacle. Yet, most parents don't know how to solve this issue. Some believe the kid will grow out of it when others accept the situation without any hopes of changing their kid's behavior for the better. In this episode of DIY Parenthood, T gives two simple tips to help and support parents who have hopes of teaching their kid to follow their instructions as much as the other parent. Welcome to the hood! #podcast #parenting #parentingtips #children #behavior #kids #parenthood #mom #mother #dad #father #listening

Traveling with your kids can be stressful. With flight delays; long hours in the back seat; being told “no”; and even when there's so much going on in their environment, mixing these undesirable events with your kid’s tolerance can be a recipe for a loud and long tantrum.

Laury T. Coffey published an article on Today.com about tips for keeping the peace with kids while traveling.

In this episode, let’s review these great tips as well as what makes them effective with making your kid’s trip successful and peaceful.

The tips are primarily for traveling with kids via. airplane; but, they can and should be used for all forms of travel with your kids. The main idea is to make the trip enjoyable for you and your kids (all parties). This can, and most likely will, look different from child to child.

From an expert to you, click play and enjoy this episode. Like and share so this episode can reach other parents just like you who enjoys learning about tips and strategies to tackle behavior issues with your kid.

Article: https://www.today.com/parents/how-stop-tantrums-crying-plane-t109486

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A huge part of effectively and positively changing your child’s behavior comes to your mindset as a parent. Logical thinking is super important regarding being realistic with effective change. 

Last episode, rewarding behavior was the main topic. However, one caveat to keep in mind is knowing changing behavior comes with time. 

Shaping is a behavior change procedure where one behavior is broken down to manageable steps, with the last step being the end goal.

Click play and learn about how to shape your child’s behavior to achieve positive behavior change.

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Part 2 of the first “why your kid won’t listen to you” - this episode is about what you as a parent can do to teach your child to listen to you and follow your instructions rather than protesting and refusing. 

Part one centered around knowing the importance of motivation and learning how to identify things that you could use to motivate your child to listen to your instructions more. If you haven’t heard that episode, I highly recommend listening to that episode first because part 2 adds to that concept.

Don’t underestimate the power of a reward system. We are all under a reward system as adults, which in turn causes us to do more of a particular behavior. Taking that same concept, apply and presenting rewards to your child can be very effective with teaching correct responses and behavior for your child.

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We're all been there. High level of stress and anxiety with anticipating dropping your kid off for the first day of daycare.

The anticipation is the worst part!

This episode centers around a key strategy to help overcome your anxiety and fear of dropping your kid off for there 1st day of daycare to help you be productive while going back to work.

After all, this is suppose to be a celebratory event!

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The transition from summer break to school is looked forward to from parents because it gets the kids from out the house into a structured environment once again. However, most kids dread the onset of school as well as display some behaviors that communicates that they do not want to go to school.

Parents end up dreading the transition because it becomes a hassle for both you and your child at drop off. Some parents has tried a few strategies to help; however, most don't know what to do or where to start.

This episode discussed an effective way that can help you and you child overcome the drop-off dilemma that leads to a good start of your day and your childs day.

Take a listen and hope you enjoy. Be sure to follow and share with parents that you know!