Episode 379
When your child pushes back on something they’ve already done many times (like a simple routine or going to the same place every week), it can be confusing… and draining. When the same resistance shows up again, it’s easy to wonder why nothing is sticking…or why it feels like you’re back at the beginning every single time. But what’s driving that reaction isn’t what most parents assume, and until you see what’s actually going on underneath, these patterns tend to repeat.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
• What’s actually happening in those moments when your child resists something they’ve already done before
• Why getting through an experience once doesn’t mean your child can handle it the next time
• The key shift that changes how you approach these moments so they don’t keep repeating in the same way
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MENTIONED IN OR RELATED TO THIS EPISODE:
FREE: Does your child have a narrow zone of tolerance?
Episode 332: When Children Resist Doing Hard Things: When To Push (and When Not To)
Episode 336: You Probably Do This Every Day & It Ruins Your Influence
Episode 278: Find the “Sweet Spot” of How Much Control to Give Your Child
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