The screaming? It’s not just a one-off. It’s a regular sound in classrooms across the country. Yes, the child sees a therapist. Yes, they get pulled for counseling — sometimes. But support is patchy and slow. And in the meantime? The rest of the class is absorbing it. No regulation. No real intervention. Just overstimulation, fear, and frustration… for everyone. This isn’t about blame. It’s about capacity. And right now, our classrooms are running on fumes. ✨If this is your reality, I see you. A

When a child is hitting and screaming, it’s important to address the behavior calmly and constructively. And not use blame/shame. Try these tips: 1️⃣ Stay calm and focus on breathing slowly. It send a message to our brain that things are under control. 2️⃣ Go close to the child and use physical touch. It makes them feel safe and they listen better. 3️⃣ Encourage the child to express their feelings verbally. “What made you angry?” 4️⃣ Teach alternative ways to cope with frustration or express the