61. Are your kids are fighting all the time? How to effectively handle sibling conflict with early childhood specialist // DJ Stutz

Do your kids have conflict a LOT? Yes, me too! I feel you mama. It can be SO emotionally draining trying to resolve it, especially when you are in a bad place yourself.

In todays episode I have DJ join us. DJ Stutz has 20+ years of experience in early childhood education. She has 5 children and 12 grandchildren. She LOVES to be around kids.

DJ understands that raising children is rewarding and can be challenging and demanding work at times. Her motto is “life is full of joy and parenting is no exception!”

DJ loves to support parents on their parenting journey with little ones.

In this episode you will learn:
-Why do kids 'misbehave'?
-Why are kids physically aggressive when they are mad?
-How to resolve sibling conflict step by step
-How to use role playing to give your kids the tools to handle conflict

Want to learn more how DJ can help you?

Ways to connect with DJ:

email: [email protected]
Websites: www.LittleHeartsAcademyUSA.com
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She has new webinar available called Your Guide to an Amazing Summer.  You can register at www.LittleHeartsAcademyUSA.com

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