Why Your Child Can't Share or Take Turns + Easiest Ways To Teach These Skills!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- This video is all about sharing and turn-taking! It starts off discussing some background information about these skills (specifically, when it's developmentally appropriate to expect your child to share) and then jumps into super easy strategies to teach these skills. I hope it's helpful!
This video is designed to provide general information about occupational therapy for caregivers. This video does not provide medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment. Please see a medical professional if you have concerns about your child’s development
Once again …. Excellent!! Thank you !!… I am sharing your link with other OT friends of mine… From Montana to PA… Your examples are clear and the pictures are sweet too…thank you for sharing… Ellen from PA
Aww, thank you, Ellen!!! Also, you inspired me to make a video on task boxes! ruclips.net/video/NYciuct0Xy8/видео.html
Mine is 3 1/2 she doesn't share anything with anyone. Even if it's not her toy she cry for that tyo and says it's Mine. Even though she doesn't share her favorite fruits with me Like she really likes strawberries and watermelon. She starts crying if she sees me eating it. I literally hide and then eat a strawberry. I'm really stressed out. 😫
Hey Amrit, I'm so sorry to hear its been so very stressful. Your daughter is so young and she's now JUST at the point in her life where she can learn about sharing. I hope some of the strategies in the video help you out. Sending strength and patience to you, mama! -Dana
Hi, thank you for these excellent examples! In enlisting an older sibling to help, do you know how I can respectfully ask them to help pretend to want to play with a younger sibling’s toy?
Brilliant tips n tricks..Thanks a tonne💐🙏
Most welcome! 😊
Hi mam, I'm a parent of 5year old son. What are the activities for hyperactive children? My son not sitting in the classroom always walking running in the class and disturbing . What kind of activities I can do for him. He has speech problem too.
I Think the best activity would b puzzles....
Hey Mary! This is an awesome question. I think the best activities for any child would be ones that are innately interesting to them so they have high levels of engagement, but it's also important they are challenging and educational (rather than mindless activities, like scrolling on TikTok!) If your son is consistently running around the class, I'd check in with his teacher and ask what kinds of behavioral supports are provided. Does she have a consistent daily schedule? Are there consequences for negative behavior? Does she have a good reward system?