Tag Archive for: hitting

Helping children when they hit, bite or push

Helping children when they hit, bite or push

Genevieve Simperingham, 02/07/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, biting, children fighting, hitting, kid's conflict, 17

When your child hits, pushes, bites, grabs or otherwise acts aggressively, telling him/her to be gentle and to not...

Aggression – Why children lash out and what to do

Aggression – Why children lash out and what to do

Genevieve Simperingham, 23/06/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, hitting, 75

Written by Genevieve Simperingham and originally published in The Natural Parent Magazine. When one’s child goes through a phase...

3 y.o. ripping wallpaper off walls and hitting siblings

3 y.o. ripping wallpaper off walls and hitting siblings

Genevieve Simperingham, 19/06/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, allowing feelings, destructive, healing through play, hitting, needs, play, ripping wallpaper, sibling rivalry, siblings fighting, 0

Chloe's question: "Hi Genevieve, my 3 y.o daughter is regularly ripping wallpaper off our walls in a destructive fashion....

From biting and hitting to hugs and kisses – An adoptive mother tells her story.

From biting and hitting to hugs and kisses – An adoptive mother tells her story.

Genevieve Simperingham, 30/04/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, ADHD, adoption, aggressive, bite, biting, connetion, cursing, hit, hitting, rude, spit, spitting, 5

"When he arrived, his main form of communication was to bite, hit, curse and pull hair. ... diagnosed with...

The peaceful parenting approach to kid’s conflicts

The peaceful parenting approach to kid’s conflicts

Genevieve Simperingham, 27/04/2013, Aggression & Sibling Struggles, aggression, arguing, boundaries, fighting, hitting, kid's conflict, limits, siblings, 0

By Genevieve Simperingham When children argue, it really tests a parent's patience to the max! Yet the more equipped...

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