Is your child constantly yelling “MINE!”, grabbing toys,melting down when another child touches their things, or refusing to share with siblings or friends?
You are not alone, and your child is not “bad”
Sharing is not just about manners.
For children ages 1–6, sharing is a developmental skill that requires language, impulse control, emotional regulation, flexibility, and at first, a lot of adult support andpractice.
In this video, I’m breaking down simple, realistic steps to help your child learn how to share without forcing it, shaming them, or turning every playdate into a power struggle.
You’ll learn:
-How to teach sharing in a way your child actuallyunderstands
-Why “just share!” usually does not work
-What to say when your child grabs, screams, or refuses
-How to reduce toy fights before they start How to supportturn-taking, waiting, and peer sharing
I'm Laura, a licensed pediatric SLP and certified teacherwith a private practice here in New York City. I see parents and caregivers of 1-6y online and in-person to give brain-backed techniques that address behavior and grow your child's brain from a developmental lens
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Not medical advice! For Parent coaching purposes only