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1. psychcentral.com › lib › when-your-kids-disappoint-youHelp! My Child Is a Disappointment I Psych Central

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   Apr 25, 2022 · Support groups that foster self-compassion and mindful parenting may help keep disappointment manageable. If you’re in crisis and need immediate help, you can call the Parent Stress Line 24/7 at ...

2. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe Real Reasons You Feel Triggered by Your Child’s Behavior

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   Feb 2, 2024 · Key points. Having experienced trauma ourselves shapes our reactions to our children’s behavior. Identifying and understanding the origins of our triggers helps us begin the healing process ...

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4. maplewoodcounseling.com › disappointed-in-your-child7 Ways to Handle Feeling Disappointed in Your Child

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   Communication Strategies. Effective communication is key to resolving disappointment. Instead of criticizing or expressing dissatisfaction, engage in open dialogue. Ask questions that encourage your child to share their thoughts and feelings. This fosters a supportive atmosphere where your child feels safe to discuss their challenges.

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   It’s a taboo feeling you don’t dare discuss: when you’re feeling disappointed by your child. If you are like most parents of atypical kids, you may believe you’re supposed to take your child’s atypical development in stride and be grateful for your uniquely wonderful son or daughter– regardless of the behavioral, learning, or medical challenges…

6. connectedfamilies.org › how-to-deal-withI Resent My Child. What on Earth Do I Do? - Connected Families

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   Jan 31, 2023 · Lament is the vital process that can bring you to a place of leaning into God’s sweet grace and yielding to his purposes. 2. Step into Gratitude. Once you have lamented your grief, disappointment, and resentment, your soul is freed to look for the things you are grateful for.

7. www.verywellmind.com › signs-your-childs-behavior5 Signs Your Child's Behavior Is Out of Control - Verywell Mind

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   Nov 2, 2023 · Emotional Dysregulation. Emotional dysregulation is characterized by problems identifying and responding to emotions in age-appropriate ways. Signs of emotional dysregulation in kids include: Intense, out-of-control outbursts of anger. Severe feelings of frustration. Trouble dealing with disappointment.

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   Why do I feel disappointed about my child's unexpected behavior?

   • You might feel disappointed because you believe your child’s unexpected behavior might mean that you’re not parenting well. Or you might be worried that this behavior could get worse. Denying disappointment won’t help it go away. But you can learn to understand and manage your own disappointment while successfully supporting your child.

   Help! My Child Is a Disappointment I Psych Central

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   Why do I feel disappointed when my child doesn't meet my expectations?

   • When your child doesn’t meet your expectations, you may feel disappointed. If so, you’re not alone. You might feel disappointed because you believe your child’s unexpected behavior might mean that you’re not parenting well. Or you might be worried that this behavior could get worse. Denying disappointment won’t help it go away.

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   How do I stop being disappointed in my Child's Behavior?

   • Support groups that foster self-compassion and mindful parenting may help keep disappointment manageable. If you’re in crisis and need immediate help, you can call the Parent Stress Line 24/7 at 800-632-8188 for free, confidential support. It's OK to be disappointed in your child's behavior sometimes.

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   What if a child is disappointed?

   • It’s disappointing when we don’t get what we want and I understand.” If needed, feel free to share a time when you felt disappointed. Just make sure to keep the moment focused on them. After acknowledging the feeling with your child you will want to help them refocus their attention.

   It’s Ok To Feel Disappointed: The Importance of Allowing Your Child to

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   Why does my child have out-of-control behavior?

   • These social problems can leave kids feeling isolated and take a serious toll on self-esteem. Another problem associated with out-of-control behavior in children is difficulty managing emotions. While younger kid s struggle more with emotional control, this is an ability that gradually improves as children get older.

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   Should kids be able to 'distract' bad feelings?

   • Distracting a kid merely tells that kid that bad feelings should be AVOIDED AT ALL COSTS and ignored. The problem is, more and more studies are coming out showing that “bottled up feelings” end up manifesting themselves in physical symptoms (chronic back or neck pain).

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   Distracting involves shifting the child’s attention away from the uncomfortable feeling by ignoring it and shoving it deep down…down into the black metal box that sits at the bottom of your soul and keeps all your “bad feelings” locked up tight with iron chains ensuring its closure along with a 15 digit coded padlock AND a key.