“Calm down!” “How dare you talk to me like that!” Hi, I'm Ali, and a few years ago that was me talking to my fizzy kids every.single.day. The problem was, I went to bed feeling like a bad Mum and my kids were becoming increasingly dysregulated. They had behavioural problems, but it felt like I did too. Join me on my quest to transform my parenting language and approach with my fizzy kids (autism, ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting |
Sarah Naish is the inspirational CEO of the Centre of Excellence for Child Trauma as well as being an adoptive and foster parent many times over. Sarah and I chat about her new book, the A-Z of Survival Strategies for Therapeutic Parents. It's an a... more
What a treat - an interview with the great Sally Donovan, author, blogger, editor and adoptive parent. more
Does your child try and control you? How does that feel for you? In this episode, we try and dig out the root causes of controlling behaviours in kids and find phrases that we can use to help respond empathically to them to help them manage and mak... more
Sometimes, kids who display behaviours such as emotional or physical shut down or who like to hide away don't get as much airtime as those who display big behaviours such as anger or rage. But let's not ignore these behaviours - they are still a sig... more
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We all could do with a bit of guidance and education to help us change our parenting language. All kids can be fizzy and Ali imparts sage advice to deal with difficult moments. Also, she has a lovely voice and is incredibly easy to listen to.
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