“You love my brothers more than me!”
These prickly thoughts are hard! They’re hard for you to hear, hard for them to feel, and hard to know what to do.
In this week’s episode, Dr. Gila walks through how to handle this and similar situations in response to a listener whose daughter’s recent meltdowns seem to be related to sibling jealousy.
You’ll hear…
✔ What’s really going on when your child says something like this.
✔ The three key ingredients for supporting your child and yourself through these tough phases.
✔ Practical tips for how to respond in the moment without just arguing “No I don’t!”
Resources mentioned:
⭐️ Grab Dr. Gila’s free guide on what’s really underneath big behaviors: parentingwithconnection.com/guide
⭐️ Questions? Email Dr. Gila directly: hello@drgilaparenting.com
About Dr. Gila
Dr. Gila (she/her) is a certified parenting coach, a psychologist and neuropsychologist, a speaker and educator, and the host of the “Single-Parenting with Connection (NOT Perfection)” podcast. But her most important role is as single mom to an incredibly awesome and beautifully neurodivergent tween. She specializes in supporting single parents, and parents of “strong-willed” or neurodivergent kids, with a focus on parenting with connection, not control or perfection. Her motto is: Even if you’re on your own, you don’t have to do it alone!
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