Parenting & Discipline : How to Discipline a Child of 3 Years
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- When a child is 3 years old, they should be developing their emotion regulation systems, which will help with their ability to manage emotions. Teach children to manage their emotions in a social context with help from a licensed clinical psychologist in this free video on children and discipline.
Expert: Dr. Craig Childress
Contact: www.drcachildress.org
Bio: Dr. Craig Childress is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of ADHD and angry-oppositional relationship disorders of childhood.
Filmmaker: Max Cusimano
Series Description: For parents, disciplining children can be difficult, frustrating and confusing if the child has a unique personality. Find out how to properly discipline children with help from this free video series on parenting.
The issue that I can see happening with going back to the positive emotional tone after flashing them an angry or fearful response is that they may think you are playing with them and/or not take you seriously.. especially with a younger child (toddler).
My daughter always hides under her blanket before I come into the room first thing in the morning, I find it annoying because I want to just say hello and smile and get her to come out. I’m tired and irritable and don’t have the patience to play games that early.
I don’t want to mirror anything unkind to her but I find myself impatient. I’m also struggling with her frustration. I’m always saying no and then she’s always frustrated and then rude and then I’m angry and then she’s sad and then I’m sad. We always return to kindness and love but I want to be able to cope better. I feel like she needs so much interaction and I can’t give at that level especially because she has a baby brother. She wants more freedom and I can’t give it to her because the things she wants freedom to do aren’t safe, but she probably doesn’t get enough stimulation or output but there are limitations because I have her baby brother! Ugh! See how it’s just difficult.
"if the child has a unique personality..."
(snipped from above)
I think every child has a unique personality!
Thanks!
your videos are very very helpful!!! really good insight, and reminders.
agree, based on this one, at least!
my daughter (3) always wants to cuddle after a meltdown (even right after she throws a REAL bad tantrum that involved trying to attack me, haha!) and i usually hug her when she's calmed down.. but maybe i need to use more verbal cues as well to bring her back to the positive? although we were told by her preschool teacher that she does well recovering after a meltdown. maybe i'm worrying too much? oh well, nothing wrong with trying our best!
Cheers for the video, very reassuring.
Thank you!!!!!
Thank you.
Thank you so much !
Thank you!
please believe me, there are times that nothing applies on my 3 years old boy typhoon
GOOD INFO
Not much of any take away here. You really need to be SPECIFIC!
Thank you doctor but raising a 3 to 5 year olds is like hell !!
I literally told my mother that 5 years old is the hardest so far.
@eHowEducation See I have a 4 yr old turning 5 in April. She does things she is not suppose to do. Freinds tell me to spank her but We technically do not believe in that, I tried the time out but it simply does not work. Instead she plays around and starts Laughing. She is very very very friendly & I know its bad in some ways but i simply do not know what to do. everything she does my son does as well. please help with advice.. Thank-You
3yr old hyper boy.......Any suggestions for getting some sleep. Have tried all the soothing, calming down, bath, book, etc. Nothing works. He gets up and destroys the house during the night. So exhausted......I need some sleep. someone please give me some suggestions. .
how is our 7 yo today?
How do you do with a 5 year old that got her world turn upside down with her new baby sister? Stealing food and lieing?
I'm sure your reluctance to spank her is because you know deep down you don't want her to do as she's told because she's scared of being punished.
Everything she does, your son does as well. Maybe everything you do, she does as well. How about if you want to support her emotional development, you express your own? (like: "when I see you do this, I feel lost because I'm yearning for ways to live together peacefully. Do you have some ideas on how we can do this?" - yes, works with 4 year olds!)
Number I mean lol
ok. you said nothing.
you heard nothing, or it was nothing you needed to hear ;0)
Be sure not to vaccinate the child !
Love Light irresponsible fool.