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How to Respond to Your Child’s Disruptive Behaviors HeadFirst Counseling’s Laura McLaughlin partnered with The Tot (thetot.com) to answer all of your toughest questions about how to manage your child’s disruptive behaviors. See below for the Q&A, also featured on The Tot website! The following questions were asked by readers and followers of The Tot on Instagram. Q: I have a 2.5 year old boy. He becomes very territorial over his toys whenever another child comes over to play.

How to Survive a Temper Tantrum: Learning to Connect to Your Child Before You Redirect Kids cry. A lot. Sometimes they cry for no apparent reason. Other times they cry because you have asked them to do something they do not want to do. No matter what the cause, hearing your child cry can feel helpless and overwhelming to parents. Knowing how to respond in the most appropriate and relationship-enhancing way can help lower the stress involved with crying and tantrums. At HeadFi