Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=cC8ziG3hrdI Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Your Child Doesnt Have a Behavior Problem [zclSTDImIqc] Health Updated on August 09, 2026 EDT — Published on August 09, 2026 EDT Behavior is what parents see. Life skills are what produce behavior. Most parents spend years correcting the visible behavior—lying, talking back, refusing to listen, tantrums, selfishness—without asking what life skill is actually missing. A child who lies may need honesty. A child who throws tantrums may need self-control. A child who refuses to share may need courtesy. Behavior isn't always the problem. Very often it's pointing directly at the lesson that still needs to be taught. When parents stop chasing behavior and start teaching life skills, discipline becomes much more intentional and much more effective. #parenting #discipline #childbehavior #selfcontrol #raisingkids Q1yPuD6DpJl 0OAowZ2GOlG 4pDKYW39RL2 GhxqqAcPZiS 5F1a0K3HA5Q ojgXuPr5cIy
Behavior is what parents see. Life skills are what produce behavior. Most parents spend years correcting the visible behavior—lying, talking back, refusing to listen, tantrums, selfishness—without asking what life skill is actually missing. A child who lies may need honesty. A child who throws tantrums may need self-control. A child who refuses to share may need courtesy. Behavior isn't always the problem. Very often it's pointing directly at the lesson that still needs to be taught. When parents stop chasing behavior and start teaching life skills, discipline becomes much more intentional and much more effective. #parenting #discipline #childbehavior #selfcontrol #raisingkids Q1yPuD6DpJl 0OAowZ2GOlG 4pDKYW39RL2 GhxqqAcPZiS 5F1a0K3HA5Q ojgXuPr5cIy