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When a child continues to push, argue, or destroy things at home, emotional reactivity gives the behavior momentum. When parents stop providing an audience, that momentum starts to break. The behavior may escalate briefly. Then it loses power. (This is why I say "things may need to get worse before they get better.") Not giving attention to their negative behavior does not mean completely ignoring your child as if they're not there. It means staying steady and not engaging with the behavior itse

Arguing Parents and ABA Therapy As parents we don't always agree with each other let alone the therapist. How does a therapist deal with parents that disagree on a plan or method? How do you get through to them when they can't even get through to each other? | FatheringAutism

This video explores how kids navigate their parents' arguments. Learn about the emotional toll, the longing for peace, and the lasting impact of family conflict. It's a tough reality for many. #ParentalConflict #ChildhoodStress #FamilyDynamics #EmotionalWellbeing #KidsAndArguments | Real Families

The parents used to fight a lot, even in front of their child. It's important for parents to understand that their fighting can affect their child's health and happiness. | PDT Stories