There’s this thing that happens. It has to do with setting limits. And understanding. Here are a few examples of what it sounds like: “I’ve explained why too much TV is not good for them over and over again, and they just don’t seem to understand and won’t turn it off! How do I explain … “If I Could Just Make Them Understand!”
A reader asks: “My five year old still hits or is aggressive to his 3 yo sister often in the day out of frustration what am I doing wrong?! I’m afraid I am getting snappy as I’m finding it hard to understand.” And another reader adds: “I really don’t understand what we’re supposed to do … 31 Things To Do When Children Hit One Another
I struggled a bit over the title of this post. Limit Setting for People Pleasers? Well, that’s a whole lot of us, isn’t it. Not quite right. The Wimp’s Guide to Limit Setting? I mean, name-calling, even in playfulness, is the clickbait way of the internet, after all, right? No, best to leave that word … The Reticent Parent’s Guide to Limit Setting
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