What’s Up, Sweet Mama-Friend!

Are you struggling with battling how to handle aggression from your toddler? As in, is your toddler hitting, kicking, or even screaming when he’s not getting his way?

That’s a lot of us (in fact, most of us!)! It’s a normal part of development, but how do we address that as parents? Do we just let it slide knowing that it’s all developmental? Do we punish? What do we do when our kids hit, kick or get aggressive?

I’m going to tell you, it’s not just something that goes away on its own without being addressed, and it’s also not going to change if we just punish (or yell) all the time. It is normal, yes, but they still need to know that those behaviors aren’t going to fly, so how do we address them?

It takes three major components to reinforce positive behavior and help your toddler understand that it’s not okay to get aggressive when angry: Consistent discipline and accountability, consistent communication, and lots of patience and repetition; that’s what we are covering in today’s show!

Is there a quick fix to these behaviors? Nope! But, there is a way to help your toddler learn that these behaviors are not the right way to fix problems and learn what to do instead; it’s something that takes time, but it’s worth it!

Alright, are you ready to dive in?! Grab your headphones and let’s get it!

*All of this and more is covered in my course that’s getting ready to launch in just a few weeks. I’ll provide you with all the solutions and tactics to help you parent with patience and intention, creating a transformation in your parenting and in your home! Email me at [email protected] for any questions or to get your hands on the early-bird code!*

Can’t wait to see your parenting be transformed!

Michelle