DADS: 2 Noble Goals, 2 Big Challenges

DADS: 2 Noble Goals, 2 Big Challenges

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Teaching Impulse Control With Screens, Teens, Toddlers & Teachers II #575

How can you teach your kids impulse control and delayed gratification with their video games and screens? How can we help kids who blurt out in the classroom? Is it too early when they are toddlers or too late when teens? Buckle up for 10 more creative, important ways to teach yo ...  Show more

We Got Our PDA/ADHD/ND Son Off Screens & Out of the House! #574

Some kids refuse to get off screens or go to school. Some refuse to leave their room. I know you never envisioned your home life being this challenging. Maybe you thought you’d have a few power struggles with your kids over the years, but nothing like this. I want you to know you ...  Show more

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