@kendraworth: Replying to @🥸 Here is part 2 of the conversation I had with my 3.5 YO after she hit her older sister & had a tantrum about her consequence. She was able to verbalize that she didn’t know what to do when she’s mad or sad, so we talked about other options and why hurting someone is not acceptable. Kids NEED consequences when they misbehave, but the consequence should never involve withdrawing your love, affection, and attention because children require all of those things to truly regulate. I do not give “time outs” as discipline because they make children feel rejected, unloved, and they end up not being able to focus on the actual lesson you’re trying to teach. Instead, I do “time ins” where my kids are removed from others, but I stay with them to help them calm down and process. The problem is if I’m alone, my kids who didn’t do anything wrong end up feeling rejected, so I started setting them up with a show (we’re a low screens house btw) while I stayed with whoever was getting a “time in.” I also started having my 3.5 YO earn a 30 minute show at the end of each day if she was able to go the whole day without hitting and kicking. This motivator combined with the redirections I talked about here have made a HUGE difference. She has only hit once in the last month since this happened and she did not get to earn a show that day because I ALWAYS follow through on consequences. This conversation was a real turning point for her & I hope seeing it helps other parents! Make sure to watch part 1 to see how I co-regulated her tantrum & follow me for all things REAL gentle parenting & no-tears sleep training. You can head to the 🔗 in my bio or hhsleep.com for my Taning Tantrums Mini Guide that includes all of my research-backed strategies 💗 #momtok #discipline #parenting #reallife #momshelpingmoms How to stop a tantrum How to discipline a child Parenting advice Gentle parenting Controversial parenting Mom moments Sibling hitting Viral tantrum Consequences

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horsesforeverpk
Colorado Dreamer :
You are such a good mom. Oh my goodness this is incredible. As someone who works with kids this is so useful and I wish everyone did this
2026-08-26 22:04:45
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elizabethlatterner
Lizzie :
Eh I’m not a fan of this style
2026-08-27 04:11:33
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pompomseph
clementinecrow :
Such a great example of acknowledging a child’s difficulty regulating while also encouraging them to accept the responsibility of getting older. A lot of adults still struggle with that concept!
2026-08-26 19:37:27
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robobobobobon
robobobobobon :
Never in my life did I experience this
2026-08-26 21:19:20
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emmabsahm
emmabsahm :
BRAVO 👏 👏👏👏 you can still be a gentle parent even if you instill boundaries, consequences, and use a stern voice instead of fruity, permissive parenting
2026-08-26 23:06:59
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bethcracraft
bethcracraft :
Your videos have helped my husband and I so much with our two year old as we begin navigating bigger feelings. He and I will sit and watch them together and just seeing the example had made such a difference for us. Thank you for taking the time to share! ❤️
2026-08-27 01:23:56
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singerofstagefright
pumpkin :
this is so nice this is probs what I needed as a child
2026-08-26 19:05:27
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dylannwynne
dylannwynne :
I really appreciate this style and explanation! Do you have any books you could recommend that helped you learn these techniques? I regularly work with young kids who are sometimes dysregulated so I would really appreciate resources 🖤
2026-08-31 01:49:51
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rufustsmith
Rufus T Smith :
If she does main thing, she’s not nice
2026-09-01 16:37:57
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jennyb_vegas
Jennifer :
Good job mom! 💕
2026-08-26 22:04:18
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dreamjuus
limmenotes :
You are so incredible. Such a good mom!!!!
2026-08-31 19:00:47
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m426237x
Muniba :
Love this
2026-08-27 11:12:46
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megan_nursingstudent_mom
Megan_nursingstudent_mom :
Thank you so much for these videos. You have no idea how much these help when I wasn’t raised with emotional regulation and go straight to anger. It’s the majority of the reason I don’t feel I can handle a 4th child
2026-08-27 13:20:37
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yuls520
🥸 :
Learning SO much from your videos!! Healing my inner child while ensuring I don’t f up my future child 🤍🥹
2026-08-27 02:22:25
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whattheschuck18
Whattheschuck :
This is sooooo helpful
2026-08-27 00:34:44
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