@innerworldtherapy: Next up in our series about common tricky behaviors based on child development research: age 7! We are talking about tantrum duration, tantrum frequency, accepting no/denial, relinquishing an object, and transitions! Understanding child development helps us to have developmentally appropriate expectations for our children! Make sure you follow so you don't miss an age in the series or any other videos about child development! #childdevelopment #childmentalhealth #behaviormanagement #childpsychology #parentingadvice
What about dealing with a 7-8 kid who keeps sticking hands in pants? How do we deal with that
2025-11-24 02:42:37
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Unid_kt :
My son is STRUGGLING when things don’t go the way he expects or when people don’t do want he thinks they should be doing. And he ALWAYS wants to give his reasoning when he’s in trouble. It’s a constant battle and I’m worried the constant correcting is doing nothing but driving him away from us
2025-11-25 09:00:07
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PatxiLopez :
The year my daughter was 7 almost took us all out. We were in the 6%. She is a delight now at 9, but WHOA that year was HAAARD.
2025-11-22 10:40:53
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Ally 🌙 :
Year 7 is taking me out. 🫠
2025-11-23 13:06:01
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taramoore6788 :
My daughter is queen of tricky behavior! She said to me tonight… and I quote “I’m an emotional kid mom, I have big emotions I’m 7 I’m not 8 yet.” Her intellect is well beyond 7 most of the time, but when she is emotional as she calls it…. Oooofff she’s off the charts. It’s puzzling too because she was such an easy toddler. It’s like she saved all of the tantrums for year 7! We bought an emotional regulation “calm down corner” chart and it seems to help. At least now she can read me the emotions she’s feeling or point at the pictures if she’s mad and doesn’t want to talk.
2025-11-21 05:21:39
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Medic mommy :
How about the all or nothing of age 4 ?😂. Asked to cooperate and compromise and she just throws her hands up doesn’t want to engage at all and then sulks until she fully breaks down . She’s my 2nd born and definitely highly intelligent and strong willed but my oldest was very similar at this age. What part of their development makes this occur?
2025-11-24 04:54:06
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Yumnori :
can you tell me your source for the statistics so i can reference it in the future? thank you!
2025-11-21 02:03:33
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KB :
I’ve taught first grade for 10 years. Most of them turn 7 with me. Shew 😅😅😅😅
2025-11-22 14:37:03
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briensims :
do you have this series written down? I know a team of therapists would really appreciate this
2025-11-28 17:27:16
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Michelle Ball :
Waiting for your 8-year-old analysis! This has been our hardest year.
2025-11-21 21:53:23
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Rose :
My kiddo is neurotypical but hearing these numbers, he’s at a neurotypical average. This is reassuring to know that all his therapies + extra help have truly helped him!
2025-11-22 04:42:40
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Felicia Andersen Vallejo :
Omg. I thought my daughter was an anomaly. You’re telling me I’m not alone ?!
2025-11-21 06:58:33
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dgarrity77 :
Mine has tantrums for a minimum of 45 min every single day after school and ik this bc it’s our whole ride home. No matter what I try. Mentally exhausted over here.
2025-11-21 19:50:26
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DanielleL12 :
What study are you referencing?
2026-01-06 04:49:24
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Lauren Elizabeth :
My 7yo was just put on an IEP. This was helpful. 🥰
2025-11-23 09:43:22
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Sarah Whitener :
Ok this is so helpful!!!
2025-11-22 12:59:18
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Garty Goodies :
This was really helpful, thank you! I’ve noticed a bit more argumentative behavior with my 7 y/o, pushing back more than usual, is this normal?
2025-11-22 16:28:06
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NY8317927 :
This was very helpful. Please use my comment for age 8
2025-11-21 04:14:02
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T :
this is so helpful! It just made me look at things differently! cant wait to watch more!
2025-11-28 04:43:10
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cmarie816 :
my middle son has had the worst 6 year everrrrrr
2025-11-25 02:18:22
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Lmariew :
My new 7yo had matured so much over this last year and also has moments of turmoil. I almost think I rely on him too much to "help/take care of/watch after" his little sister. I don't want him to feel parentified like I did but I also want him to be responsible for himself/little sis to a certain extent. Any advice on how to balance responsibility vs parentification?
2025-11-22 08:51:28
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Kalisto Nanen :
Have you discussed the toddler age 3 to 5 when they think theyre a human fountain? Following mine around with mop and towels
2025-11-21 02:17:17
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WritingHome :
my autistic twins will be 7 in about 6 months. I'm nervous 😭
2025-11-23 11:23:22
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CeCeMarie :
I’ll circle back when we get to 13-15
2025-11-22 21:08:14
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dailywith_hayley|Faith&Home :
I’m so glad I found your page!
2025-11-21 01:41:24
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