The Neuroscience of Why “Use Your Words” Doesn’t Work with an Upset Child

4.5-minute overview of why “use your words” doesn’t work for kids, from the perspective of brain science.

Positive parenting topics:

Character & Behavior
, Emotion Coaching
, Kids & Stress
, Learning & Development

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Sarah R. Moore

Sarah R. Moore is an internationally published writer and the founder of Dandelion Seeds Positive Parenting. You can follow her on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. She’s currently worldschooling her family. Her glass is half full.

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The Neuroscience of Why “Use Your Words” Doesn’t Work with an Upset Child

Time-In vs. Time-Out: How and Why Your Discipline Approach Matters

Do Punishment and Consequences Exist in Positive Parenting? If So, How?

Holding Space for Kids’ Big Feelings

Emotional Regulation Skills: How to Create Calm from Chaos

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