Parent With A Pro

If you have a child that does NOT like the word "NO" then you'll want to give this episode a listen.  This is the last episode in this month's series "Emotional Life Skills for the Strong Willed Child" and will help you know how to respond to kids who may whine, complain, or throw a fit when you tell them "No".  Clinical mental health counselor, Mike Fitch shares his best tips for handling this issue.   LISTEN ABOVE OR READ THE SUMMARY BELOW Mike Fitch, CMHC Tip #1: Be Aware of The Reality Kids aren’t really thinking about their behavior.  When they don’t get want they want, they instinctively yell or cry for what they want.  Saying NO can be a catalyst for a power struggle or some whining.  Our kids simply don't like to hear the word "NO".  Especially when they really want something.  We feel the same way as adults.  When we get our mind set on something we want or think we need, it's hard for US to hear the word no. Also, there will be times in your children’s life when the word "no" is more of an iss