68. How can I manage my emotions during a time crunch?

ResponseABLE Parenting

In this episode I answer a question off Instagram: “How to manage my emotions when establishing time boundaries?” 

I talk about the difference between a boundary and an expectation. And how to clearly set both. I share 5 different steps to take in order to set both you and your child up for success. You’ll hear mindset shifts and you’ll get practical strategies on how to engage your child once the boundary has been crossed and the power struggle has begun (as the clock ticks away).

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4 steps to get you through your kid’s meltdown without snapping! 

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This guide will walk you through the process of staying regulated and give you tools to use during high stress moments.

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