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My daughter and I have just watched your whole episode and thought it was very helpful. Thank you! She said she is in the blue/green zone after that. And was earlier in the yellow. 😊

I’ve just started watching and already. I like it! Thank you. 😊

Thank you ❤

This was extremely helpful

So helpful

This is so fabulous. Thank you. My 3 and a half year old grandson loves TV. Only 3 programs. Hey Duggee, Bluey and Elmo. Any ideas what we coukd do with this, apart from sitting with him, laughing at the same stuff and changing the show when he gets fed up. I draw the line a bit when it comes to racing up and down the passage like he does 😅😂.

My daughter is taking the evaluation in a couple months and this brought a lot of ease for me! Thank you

Thank you Lucy!

This was fantastic thank you so much!

Thankyou for this video

Incredibly useful and helpful as usual Lucy 😘

Incredibly useful and helpful Lucy as usual 😘

Great advice. I find your videos very helpful; thank you so much for that. I like the idea that parents should step back and let the storm pass, but how do you make the child understand and realize that they can’t get away with misbehavior during a “red-zone”? Moreover, these episodes usually happen during an argument with the parents about something, and the child won’t stop till they get what they want. So, even if the parent steps back, the child will not let go, and will keep fighting with the parents. I would appreciate if you can tell us what the parents should do in that situation? Should they stand firm behind their position? Or should they cave in and give the child what they want? Do they ignore the misbehavior of the child which often times involve being disrespectful to the parents? Thanks a million.