My Child Won’t Listen! Advice For A Parent Who Wrote In.

Episode 36 of Emotionally Intelligent Parenting Podcast.
"My Child Won’t Listen! Advice For A Parent Who Wrote In."
In another solo episode, I answer a parent's question about their child not listening when riding outside near the road.
This mum shared her fear and frustration over her son's habit of riding close to the road despite repeated warnings, in a message on my social media.
Do you know why young children struggle to listen, and for that matter, is it even listening that is the problem?
I share how to hold boundaries calmly yet firmly, and effective communication techniques, no matter your child's age.
I also hone in on the struggle this parent had to keep calm and manage their emotions, to stop things from escalating.
Tune in for practical advice to help your kids cooperate with your requests whilst maintaining your calm.
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[@Hasan_mahmud50]

Nice

[@prativabohara1907]

Thank you there
I have one question about bed time
My daughter turned 5 on May recently she is going bed only @ 8 pm . Prior she always gone 6 pm
Now she goes to bedroom @ 1830 as part of her evening routine . She plays there and reads books
Problem is she always coming down at least 4-5 times downstairs asking for hugs, toilet, water , sometimes she says she is frightened etc
How can I help her remain in bedroom and not to comedown stairs a lot
I m greatful for all your support and good work