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I hate yelling at my kids. But I also don’t love repeating myself. So, that’s why when my kids aren’t listening, I deploy these 3 tactics ⬇️ 1. Have them make eye contact. 👀 Getting their attention is key so they can focus on what you have to say. (If you have a neurodivergent child who struggles with this, skip this step.) 2. Give instructions clearly & firmly (and not too many at one time) & have them repeat what I’ve said so I know they’ve heard and understood me. 3. Give them a timeline (no

I hate yelling at my kids. But I also don’t love repeating myself. So, that’s why when my kids aren’t listening, I deploy these 3 tactics ⬇️ 1. Have them make eye contact. 👀 Getting their attention is key so they can focus on what you have to say. (If you have a neurodivergent child who struggles with this, skip this step.) 2. Give instructions clearly & firmly (and not too many at one time) & have them repeat what I’ve said so I know they’ve heard and understood me. 3. Give them a timeline (no

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A simple reframe is all it takes, so the next time your kids are disrespectful, try one of these responses ⤵️ 1. “Say that again, only differently.” 2. “ All I’m hearing is your anger. When you feel calmer, try saying it again.” 3. “ I’m sorry, were you speaking to me? I can respond to you when you say that more respectfully.” 4. “How about you try that again?” 5. “ I’m sure you didn’t mean to speak to me in that tone/with those words. Would you like to try again?” And I gotta say, I love all th

A simple reframe is all it takes, so the next time your kids are disrespectful, try one of these responses ⤵️ 1. “Say that again, only differently.” 2. “ All I’m hearing is your anger. When you feel calmer, try saying it again.” 3. “ I’m sorry, were you speaking to me? I can respond to you when you say that more respectfully.” 4. “How about you try that again?” 5. “ I’m sure you didn’t mean to speak to me in that tone/with those words. Would you like to try again?” And I gotta say, I love all th

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I don’t like being ignored. Or repeating myself. Or yelling at my kids. So, to avoid all that, I teach my kids to listen the first time by ⤵️ 1. Having them make eye contact. Getting their attention is key so they can focus on what you have to say. *If you have a neurodivergent child who struggles with this, skip this step.* 2. Giving instructions clearly & firmly (and not too many at one time) & having them repeat what you’ve said so you know they’ve heard and understood you. 3. Give them a tim

I don’t like being ignored. Or repeating myself. Or yelling at my kids. So, to avoid all that, I teach my kids to listen the first time by ⤵️ 1. Having them make eye contact. Getting their attention is key so they can focus on what you have to say. *If you have a neurodivergent child who struggles with this, skip this step.* 2. Giving instructions clearly & firmly (and not too many at one time) & having them repeat what you’ve said so you know they’ve heard and understood you. 3. Give them a tim

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1. I say nothing. This gives me a moment look at my kids and give them a chance to restate what they just said in a calmer, more respectful way. It also gives me a chance to not say something I’ll regret. 2. I walk away. If I’m triggered or angry by what they just said, I walk away to let them know I need a moment to myself. *If you’ve never walked away before, explain to your kids that you need a minute (or 5) to think, process and be calm, but that you’ll be back to address their behavior as s

1. I say nothing. This gives me a moment look at my kids and give them a chance to restate what they just said in a calmer, more respectful way. It also gives me a chance to not say something I’ll regret. 2. I walk away. If I’m triggered or angry by what they just said, I walk away to let them know I need a moment to myself. *If you’ve never walked away before, explain to your kids that you need a minute (or 5) to think, process and be calm, but that you’ll be back to address their behavior as s

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A simple reframe is all it takes, so the next time your kids are disrespectful, try one of these responses ⤵️ 1. “Say that again, only differently.” 2. “ All I’m hearing is your anger. When you feel calmer, try saying it again.” 3. “ I’m sorry, were you speaking to me? I can respond to you when you say that more respectfully.” 4. “How about you try that again?” 5. “ I’m sure you didn’t mean to speak to me in that tone/with those words. Would you like to try again?” And I gotta say, I love all th

A simple reframe is all it takes, so the next time your kids are disrespectful, try one of these responses ⤵️ 1. “Say that again, only differently.” 2. “ All I’m hearing is your anger. When you feel calmer, try saying it again.” 3. “ I’m sorry, were you speaking to me? I can respond to you when you say that more respectfully.” 4. “How about you try that again?” 5. “ I’m sure you didn’t mean to speak to me in that tone/with those words. Would you like to try again?” And I gotta say, I love all th

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I break it down. 1️⃣ I have them STOP what they’re doing and make eye contact with me (if you have a neurodivergent child, skip the eye contact contact 😊). 2️⃣ I give clear, specific and SHORT instructions about what I want them to do and then have them REPEAT it back to me, so I know they’ve heard me. 3️⃣ I let them know that WHEN they’ve completed what I’ve asked, they can check in with me to let me know and THEN they may do something they want to do. See? Simple! 🙌🏻 If this is a new skill

I break it down. 1️⃣ I have them STOP what they’re doing and make eye contact with me (if you have a neurodivergent child, skip the eye contact contact 😊). 2️⃣ I give clear, specific and SHORT instructions about what I want them to do and then have them REPEAT it back to me, so I know they’ve heard me. 3️⃣ I let them know that WHEN they’ve completed what I’ve asked, they can check in with me to let me know and THEN they may do something they want to do. See? Simple! 🙌🏻 If this is a new skill

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Disrespect is a definite no-go in our home. So when my kids throw it my way, I respond in one of three ways. 1. I say nothing. This gives me a moment look at my kids (side eye anyone?) and give them a chance to restate what they just said in a calmer, more respectful way. It also gives me a chance to not say something I’ll regret. 2. I walk away. If I’m triggered or angry by what they just said, I walk away to let them know I need a moment to myself. *If you’ve never walked away before, explain

Disrespect is a definite no-go in our home. So when my kids throw it my way, I respond in one of three ways. 1. I say nothing. This gives me a moment look at my kids (side eye anyone?) and give them a chance to restate what they just said in a calmer, more respectful way. It also gives me a chance to not say something I’ll regret. 2. I walk away. If I’m triggered or angry by what they just said, I walk away to let them know I need a moment to myself. *If you’ve never walked away before, explain

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Actress Kate Godfrey Shares Her New Role in the Dramatic Film "Leading Man"

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I don’t want to yell at my kids. But as a mom who grew up with a dad who yelled, sometimes it becomes the default if I’m not intentional about ⤵️ 1. Knowing my triggers. 2. Saying nothing until I can say it calmly. And that sounds easier than it is. But if we can take the time to really figure out what sets us off and why, we’re halfway there. Because then we’ll see it coming & be better able to manage it from a place of calm. And those moments when you’re about to lose it and yell? Stop yoursel

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Making strong choices with @Kate Godfrey from Nickelodeon’s All That and Warped! Kate is a DG Studios alumni and sat down with owner and acting coach David Barry Gray to discuss her journey from kid actor to Nickelodeon star. #actortiktok #actingtips101 #actingtips #allthat #nickelodeon #nickelodeonmemories

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Parenting is hard enough as it is, but not giving our kids consequences isn’t going to make it any easier for us and certainly doesn’t help them. In fact, if we don’t or won’t give age-appropriate consequences to our kids, they aren’t going to learn that poor, inappropriate or disrespectful behavior isn’t acceptable and can actually harm themselves or others. It’s our job to take the lead as parents by laying down ground rules that have boundaries and consequences and to discipline our children

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And they’re so simple, all it takes is a little practice. 1. I walk away. This allows me the time I need to calm down (if I’m feeling triggered or escalated), regroup & come back to the situation at hand when I can address it calmly and clearly. 2. I seek to understand. If I wasn’t there for the conflict and am just overhearing my kids fighting, hitting, or yelling at each other, I seek to understand what’s going on. I also try not to assume that I know what was happening so I can avoid jumping

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I start at the beginning. 1. Role model. Role model the behavior you want to see in your children. Remember that children copy what they see, so if you aren’t seeing what you want in your children, ask yourself if you’re exhibiting those behaviors. If you’re are (and everyone is guilty of this! 🙋🏼‍♀️), apologize to your children for the not-so-great behavior they see in you, change course and have a conversation with them about how we ALL need to have character in what we say and do. 2. Hold t

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I WON’T ⤵️ 1. Engage in arguments. There’s no point & will only escalate the situation. State your case later when everyone is calm. 2. Get rude or disrespectful back. Yelling, threatening or getting nasty back just sets a poor example of how to maturely and appropriately communicate to one another. 3. Get angry or upset. Walk away and take a few minutes to yourself and then come back to address the situation if you need to. You getting angry will only fuel your child’s anger. 4. Try & reason wi

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I keep it simple. I give them “The Look,” I walk away, or I say something along the lines of “Would you like to try that again?” And while I don’t get it perfectly every time, I’m trying to be more mindful than ever to respond kindly, but firmly so my kids know what healthy communication looks like. Our kids are always watching, listening and learning how to interact with and respond to others through us. I know what I want my kids to learn. Try it and see if it works for you. 🫶🏻 Struggling wi

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Two little words is all it takes… The next time you’re ready to yell at or threaten your kids to get them to listen or follow through, try using the words WHEN and THEN. They are game changers. For example, “WHEN you have finished your homework, THEN you may go play outside,” or “WHEN you have finished unloading the dishwasher, THEN you may watch TV.” Using these two little, but powerful words, simplifies things for you and your children (and lowers your blood pressure!). It eliminates arguments

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If you’ve been following along, the first thing I do is to say nothing when my kids are disrespectful. The second thing? ✌🏼 I walk away. Why? Because walking away gives me the physical and mental space I need to take a moment to get calm so I can avoid saying or doing something in anger. It’s also a cue for my kids that I’m not putting up with their disrespectful behavior at that moment and let’s them know that I’m taking a moment to myself before we sit down and have an intentional conversatio

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I get it. Disrespect can be so triggering, but I’ve found that when I ask myself these two questions, I can show up as the parent I want to be for my kids instead of the crazy mom who’s gone over the top. ⤵️ 1️⃣ Is what I’m about to say going to help the situation? 2️⃣ What does my child need from me right now? Asking these two questions allows us to be self-aware so that we can regulate our emotions in the moment and respond from a place of calm and not anger. Doing so allows us to then teach,

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