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Crayons and Tantrums Podcast

Presented by Monica J Sutton

Welcome to the Podcast.  Every week Monica will bring you a new episode filled with honest information, stories, experiences and sometimes special guests to help you with the daily challenges that come up when raising a young child today.

Episode 7 Show Notes:  

To Share Or Not To Share!

Monica is answering those questions many parents have about sharing and young children.  Hey everyone!  It’s Episode 7 of Crayons and Tantrums.  Today’s episode is tackling this question, to share or not to share?  Is your 2 year old sharing?  Is your 3 year old having difficulty sharing?  

Today’s episode is called “To Share or Not to Share!”  I think it’s the perfect title to explain why young children don’t naturally want to share with their friends or siblings.  Why do you think your child is so possessive of their toys.  Why aren’t 2 year olds willing to share their favorite ball or stuffy?  Have you ever been embarrassed because your child didn’t want to share their toys during their playdate?  Well, if you’ve answered yes to any of these or are shaking your head because this is touching on some realness for you, then throw on your headphones and listen 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 challenges.  Chat soon!

 

Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or Google.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Why young children don’t naturally want to share their favorite toys
  • Whether or not children should share all of the time
  • 3 things you can do when you’re trying to teach your child to share

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 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!

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