3 Reasons You’re Teaching Your Child To Ignore You

Without realizing it, you might be training your child to ignore you. The first reason is repetition—if you repeat yourself too much, the request starts to lose its impact. The second reason is that your child may simply not want to do what you’re asking, especially if there’s no reward involved. Instead of pushing your agenda, consider engaging in something they’re interested in. The third reason is the lack of consequences. When your child does something correctly, it’s important to offer praise and reinforcement.

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In this video, we’ll explore these reasons in more detail and offer strategies to help you communicate more effectively with your child.

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