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Understanding Big Behaviours: Lauren Haskins, Podcast Host, Speech Pathologist and Practice Director of A Growing Understanding Speech Pathology
Has your child ever had a massive tantrum in the middle of a shopping centre? If so, you are not alone. Many parents experience the challenges of big behaviours at home and in public places and they can often leave you and your child feeling desperate and unhappy. But the one thing to ask when these big behaviours are taking place is ‘what is my child trying to tell me?’ In this discussion Lauren Haskins offers an insight into how we as parents can understand our child’s behaviours and what your child might be needing in those moments. As a speech pathologist, Lauren knows too well that children use many ways to communication, and their behaviour is, in fact, a form of communication. To help you navigate these tricky and often messy moments, Lauren provides some tips on how to connect with your child in these moments and use language to help them navigate their way to the other side.
Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go here.
Proudly produced by Newcastle Podcast Station.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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By A Growing Understanding Speech PathologyHas your child ever had a massive tantrum in the middle of a shopping centre? If so, you are not alone. Many parents experience the challenges of big behaviours at home and in public places and they can often leave you and your child feeling desperate and unhappy. But the one thing to ask when these big behaviours are taking place is ‘what is my child trying to tell me?’ In this discussion Lauren Haskins offers an insight into how we as parents can understand our child’s behaviours and what your child might be needing in those moments. As a speech pathologist, Lauren knows too well that children use many ways to communication, and their behaviour is, in fact, a form of communication. To help you navigate these tricky and often messy moments, Lauren provides some tips on how to connect with your child in these moments and use language to help them navigate their way to the other side.
Want to be on the podcast or reach out? Go here.
Proudly produced by Newcastle Podcast Station.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.