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When emotions are running high on both sides, things escalate fast. That’s usually when we say or do things we wish we hadn’t.
And then we’re left dealing with two problems: the original issue and the damage from the blowup.
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In this Q&A, I talk about how to step back before things get worse — and what to do after the dust settles.
Warm wishes,
Dr. Eileen
P.S. If you want a quick, practical tip for when your child is in full meltdown mode, I shared a 2-minute video on exactly that. Watch it here →
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By Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhDWhen emotions are running high on both sides, things escalate fast. That’s usually when we say or do things we wish we hadn’t.
And then we’re left dealing with two problems: the original issue and the damage from the blowup.
Dr. Friendtastic for Parents is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
In this Q&A, I talk about how to step back before things get worse — and what to do after the dust settles.
Warm wishes,
Dr. Eileen
P.S. If you want a quick, practical tip for when your child is in full meltdown mode, I shared a 2-minute video on exactly that. Watch it here →
Dr. Friendtastic for Parents is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.