Setting limits for a strong-willed child can be difficult. Teach your child using guidance strategies with the assistance of a licensed psychologist in this free video.
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: Raising children can be a confusing project at times. Improve communication with your child and resolve common issues with the assistance of a licensed psychologist in this free video series.
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HOW do you apply this in a practical way? Are you even a father? Of a 2 year old? I am.
Wonderful video, thank you. Question about minor breach and repair sequences (5:32). How do I do this without just giving in to what they want. I would love to hear some examples of this or any suggestions or insights how I can implement this.
Such truthful advice !!!
Thankyou so much
You appear to be very knowledgeable but also very difficult to understand. Please speak in clearer terms.
Child whisperer: Train the parents and rehabilitate the child (from the dog whisperer yet child = dog)
Dr.Craig, thank you for posting these vids, very helpful ! This could change many parents approach.
I think most of this is common sense. Parents need to set boundaries for themselves too.
How do I work on this though. I am strong-willed so are both my children they argue with me about everything tooth and nail even when I remain calm. They choose not to listen and it pushes me to the edge and I have no choice but to yell and put my foot down and tell them I will not tolerate this Behavior. but it's caused a huge strain on our relationship. I feel like I'm disciplining more than enjoying my time with my kids while they're young. I tried to do something simple like pick a movie for all of us to do movie night and they argue about the movie and refuse to make a choice together. I end up canceling it altogether because they're arguing too much so I have to send them both to their rooms. then they go in there rooms and they yell more throw an even bigger tantrum and Destroy things. After that Im left frustrated not knowing what to do anymore.
Basically like training a dog.
Smh…an only child is very NASTY experience though and they rule the roost for sure.They are in my view are SELF ENTITLED ROTTEN BRATS.I have been dealing with one and it's sooo annoying.This one is emotionless BRAT!
I've tried all what your teaching and THIS ONLY child is a NASTY customer still.I have been sexually assaulted and constantly harassed by my exes ONLY child LJ in Surrey British Columbia Canada.His FATHER Geordie Craig has a child and youth degree but does NOT step in when his son violates my space on the regular by putting his head INTO my boobs and slaps my ass WHEN his dad not looking then lies about not doing that…what do I DO??!??!?!?! I am terrified of this brat that I have NEVER went BACK there.
I hear what he is saying. And I absolutely agree with it. Problem is, what if that child is 2 years old and intellectually advanced, but emotionally on track, maybe even behind. I find so much info for older kids.
I'm literally at my wits end. My 2 year old is very bright, very stubborn, very strong willed. I have tried everything and more. She is exceptional 85% of the time. 15% of the time, there is no negotiation. No deviation. If she wants to do something, she wants to do it herself, master the task, doesn't accept any help. Will revert to violence when she doesn't her her way.
Sorry but you are a dreamer. The first system works. The other two doesn’t with biggest part of kids.
The big problem is also the decadence of the western. It is not about the house – it’s spread. It’s in the TV, it’s in the movies and in everywhere.
Dialog is only when they are formed and ready. Relationship and dialog undermine your authority with them.
what cures for such disorders? Beatings
I wish I could afford training from a doctor like you in how to deal with my very wonderful and very difficult two year old. I have so much stress in my life and financial problems and I am just lost. Watching every video I can bc I need and want help. I know it’s not my sons fault. If anything it’s my fault. God help us. And thank you for sharing these bits of advice.
I have class of 30 first graders, its afterclass where they write homework and play while waiting parents. They are 6.5 till 7y old. Have 4 kids who hit each other all the time. Often with no reason. Just go to smw and kick them and their stuff or push each other. One of kids is laughing at teachers face, yell loud in middle of class. When i say him to stopand that he will get extra task or get time out he just starts laughing and says jeej i want tasks . Other kid punches everyone who is on his way girls or boys. Also often not provoked. No idea anymore what to do since by the time i make one behaved others start again.
as a strong willed child, just wanted to say. I hate you.
I ve tried it all… My 3yr old is OFF THE FUCKING 2 CHAINS…. DNA i blame
The significance of the limits of permissible behavior in childhood: https://what-is-good.com/theory/soviet/the-significance-of-the-limits-of-permissible-behavior-in-childhood/
My grandmother's belt was the psychologist for her grandsons. We all grew up respecting people and Excellent human beings. Parents are in charge 24/7 no games.
Yes, I agree with all of it but HOW do we do that. Concrete tips and advice that is what we need. I get the theory but HOW do we implement it cause this only stresses me further when I discipline or try to intervene and I know I should be doing it differently but don't know how it this given situation. Doesn't help that dialogue really isn't something my two year old is good at yet.