When Your Child Is Moody: What Helps and What Doesn’t – 415
About this episode
This episode discusses how to support moody children without taking their behavior personally or feeling responsible for changing their mood.
Your child is in a bad mood. You offer suggestions, make a joke, or point out what’s going well. Nothing seems to help, and before long, you’re in a bad mood, too. It’s easy to feel responsible for turning their mood around. But what if supporting them doesn’t require changing how they feel? In this episode, I talk about why some kids seem moodier than others, why their moods can affect you so quickly, and how to support them without needing to cheer them up or taking their behavior personally, so their bad mood doesn’t have to become yours. For full show notes and information, visit https://lessdramamoremama.com/415 The post When Your Child Is Moody: What Helps and What Doesn’t – 415 appeared first on Less Drama More Mama .
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