My Children

Take Care of YOU; Take ON Challenging Behaviors

Webinar posted by Bright Horizons on December 27, 2023

Father with crying toddler

Father with crying toddler

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Your child’s behavior can be challenging — but it might be due to an inner conflict. And that inner conflict can often mirror your own. Learn how the FLIP IT (Feelings, Limits, Inquiries, Prompts) strategy can build your resilience and help you better deal with your child’s behavior.

Moderator: Claire Goss, Senior Manager, Family and Client Support, Bright Horizons
Expert Guest: Nefertiti Poyner, Ed.D., Early Childhood Specialist & National Trainer, Devereux Center for Resilient Children
Expert Guest: Rachel Wagner, MSW, Early Childhood Mental Health Specialist & National Trainer, Devereux Center for Resilient Children

Father with crying toddler

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