AlexDoesParenting (@alexdoesparenting) TikTok: 1.7K Followers

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Videos	397	🔒 Pro	🔒 Pro
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Last updated: 2026-10-18 23:33 UTC

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Your child isn’t giving you a hard time. They may be having a hard time. One of the biggest mistakes I see parents make during a meltdown is reacting only to the behavior instead of asking what’s driving it. Instead of: ❌ “How do I make this stop?” Try: ✅ “What is my child communicating right now?” Overwhelmed? Frustrated? Sensory overload? Trying to escape something difficult? Needing connection? Unable to communicate what they need? When you understand the need behind the behavior, you can respond differently AND teach your child a better way to communicate. That one shift can change the way you handle hard moments at home. 📌 Save this for the next meltdown. Follow @AlexDoesParenting for practical parenting and behavior strategies for families raising children with disabilities. #parenting #specialneedsparenting #disabilityparenting #parentingtips #meltdowns

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Your child isn’t giving you a hard time. They may be having a hard time. One of the biggest mistakes I see parents make during a meltdown is reacting only to the behavior instead of asking what’s driving it. Instead of: ❌ “How do I make this stop?” Try: ✅ “What is my child communicating right now?” Overwhelmed? Frustrated? Sensory overload? Trying to escape something difficult? Needing connection? Unable to communicate what they need? When you understand the need behind the behavior, you can respond differently AND teach your child a better way to communicate. That one shift can change the way you handle hard moments at home. 📌 Save this for the next meltdown. Follow @AlexDoesParenting for practical parenting and behavior strategies for families raising children with disabilities. #parenting #specialneedsparenting #disabilityparenting #parentingtips #meltdowns