Rethinking Defiance
Defiance often leads to feelings of disrespect and frustration, but there's a more constructive way to interpret it. Viewing defiance as a strong urge combined with a sense of being unseen can shift the dynamic between parent and child. By reframing these challenging moments, parents can foster better communication and understanding, ultimately creating a more positive environment for both themselves and their children.In this clip
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Good Inside with Dr. Becky
Stop Calling Your Kid "Defiant"
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