Resist labels: If a BIPOC child is labeled with ODD, ask why. Investigate any unaddressed trauma or inequities before attributing the behavior to an internal disorder. Redefine “discipline”: True discipline is about guiding, not punishing. Trauma-informed approaches build trust and open dialogue—...
However, ODD is a whole lot more than that, to the point where students with ODD disrupt their own lives and often the lives of everyone around them. Kids with ODD push the limits of defiance far beyond reason. Their problem behavior is much more extreme than that of their peers, and i...
Before I tell you how to handle disrespectful behavior in your child, let’s talk a little about what’s going on with them. If your kid has suddenly started talking back, rolling her eyes and copping an attitude, as annoying and difficult as it is to deal with, disrespectful be...
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