Hey there,

We’ve all had those days—you ask your child to do something simple and suddenly you're in the middle of a power struggle.

It’s exhausting, isn't it? And the usual tools, like bribes or threats, don’t really feel good for anyone involved.

But what if we could approach defiance in a way that leaves both you and your child feeling more connected?

In today’s article, we dig into a fresh perspective on handling those moments—one that helps you guide your child through their feelings without making the situation worse. Here, take a look.

One Simple Trick for Dealing with Defiance Positively

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Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be the best parent, and the best person you can be!

Talk soon,
Sumitha