How to Manage Challenging Behavior in Children - Nanny Tips

[@anaeluere5054]

This is wonderful thank you . There is sometime they don’t tell you did their children have a special needs .

[@TheNannySolution]

Yes, sometime parents do not disclose everything they should.

[@Megan6772]

Hate it when they do that

[@debralong5454]

I’ve been doing Time In for almost 40 years now!!

[@TheNannySolution]

Amazing!

[@yohanichinchilla6538]

This is AMAZING. I so needed this.
Thank you both.

[@TheNannySolution]

You are very welcome! I am glad it was helpful.

[@myishabryant412]

So helpful
I am an early childhood educator at a center and this is so helpful!!!
Thank you all!!! And I also babysitt too and do nanny fill ins.

[@TheNannySolution]

You are so welcome!

[@Plainandsimple25]

Thank you! This is so true, I was always taught that when a child is 'misbehaving ,' it is usually because a need is unmet but they don't know how to vocalise what's wrong.

[@TheNannySolution]

You are welcome.

[@Isidore22]

One big area i disagree with is the "time-in" mentality when seeing maladaptive behavior. With years of ABA experience it is often harmful to reinforce maladaptive behaviors with more attention. It shows the child that any time they act out, they get more attention. I have seen much more success ignoring the tantrums and addressing the needs when the child calms down. This reinforces positive healthy interactions to have their needs met.

[@TheNannySolution]

Thanks for sharing.

[@marinapoliakova1006]

Great video! Very educational! Thanks a lot!

[@TheNannySolution]

You’re welcome 💕

[@monicaweatherly4683]

What do you do for kids that don't communicate or are too young?

[@TheNannySolution]

You can reach out to
[e-mail] with your questions.

[@manjindergill481]

Please speak slowly

[@TheNannySolution]

I will do my best. You can always replay a section if you missed something I said.

[@manjindergill481]

@@TheNannySolution ok mam