Parenting video. "My child says socially inappropriate things. It can become embarrassing. How to deal with it." | Shridhar LifeSchool - Psychology and Counselling

How can I expect my child to learn what behaviors are inappropriate if I never communicate that to them?” This question has been on my mind frequently, especially after sharing the video of Grace kicking after bath time. It’s common for children to engage in behaviors that might bother us and get under our skin but are actually insignificant and have no value. For example, making silly noises when trying to have a conversation, calling out in class, or whining if they can’t have something. I am

Consequences are not enough to correct unwanted behavior, look 👇My son after school behavior was a little over the top 😅. Jumping everywhere and getting into my things. Consequencing him with no screens later won’t solve the root need 👇👇His sensory seeking needs! At school he has to remain seated for long stretches of time. It makes sense why he gets home and can’t stop moving. Discipline or behavior correction in this case looks like looking for alternatives to meet his sensory needs safely