Crayons and Tantrums Podcast

It’s no secret that we’re living in uncertain and stress producing times. We are all just trying to make it through the day. We’re trying to figure out our day to day and get through it with some sense of normalcy. 

Now, think about how your child feels? How are they processing all of this change? Many of the changes they’ve experienced happened almost overnight. How are they dealing with it?  Children are dealing with many of their favorite things being taken away. They miss their school, their friends, their daily routines, going to to the park, going to swim class, tennis lessons, basketball, baseball, gym play, playdates, getting ice cream and so much more. Their everyday routines have been turned upside down.  And along comes these big emotions that young children don’t know how to express or regulate.  Then comes the negative behavior changes.  The ones that we’s rather not deal with.  But they’re real, very real.  Your children need you to understand their behavior more than ever right now.

Don’t forget to check in every Wednesday for a new episode. Come hang out with me on Instagram or Pinterest (@monicajsutton), so we can hold each other accountable on understanding your child’s behavior and development and how to best approach the daily ups and downs.  Chat soon!

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or Google.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why young children act out when their routines are disrupted and their lives turned upside down
• 4 tips every parent needs to consider using when dealing negative child behavior
• The one hashtag that will change your life

Resources and links mentioned in this episode:

• Reward’um Routine and Schedule Kit, click here.

• Write a quick review for the show on Apple click here!

• Tag me on Instagram if you’re taking the challenge, click here!

• If you missed the Episode 13, click here.

 More about The Crayons and Tantrums Podcast:

Monica J Sutton talks about the good, the bad and everything in between those early childhood years. She brings fresh approaches and a new mindset around real early childhood topics.  Dive into stories from early childhood classrooms and conversations about topics like child behavior and child development. There are even occasional interviews with some pretty amazing guests.

“Real talks with real solutions about the good, the bad and everything in between those early childhood years.”

Listen each week.  You have everything you need to teach your children new skills that will impact them for a lifetime!