#Behaviour Interactive

Comment link if you don’t get in Bio. Effective Strategies to Redirect Hitting, Biting, and Aggressive Behaviors in Children. We discuss strategies to address hitting, biting, pinching, or pushing behavior in children at home. We explore potential underlying causes like frustration, communication issues, attention-seeking, or sensory needs. The key is to redirect the behavior rather than suppress it, especially at a young age. The video shares the speaker’s experience in successfully redirecting this behavior in over 100 children. #autism #autismawareness #behaviour #problematicbehaviors #behaviourproblems #adhd #parentingtips #therapyworks

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Behaviours that may irritate us, but they actually mean that our children feel safe and happy in their surroundings ❤️

🪑 1 — THE STRATEGIST You position yourself to see the whole room. You value perspective over proximity. Core truth: You are rarely caught off guard because you never stop observing. Advice: Occasionally, try being a participant instead of just a witness. 🪑 2 — THE OPEN BOOK You sit close enough to connect but far enough to stay independent. You value directness. Core truth: You have nothing to hide, but you expect the same honesty in return. Advice: Not everyone is as ready for the truth as you are; go slow. 🪑 3 — THE DREAMER You chose the seat closest to the window or the "edge." Your mind is often elsewhere. Core truth: You find the internal world much more interesting than the external one. Advice: Don't forget to ground yourself in the "now" occasionally. 🪑 4 — THE WALL You prefer having a corner or a definitive boundary. You hate being "exposed." Core truth: You prioritise your peace of mind above social expectations. Advice: Vulnerability isn’t a weakness; it’s a bridge to a deeper connection. 🪑 5 — THE ANCHOR You chose the most "centred" or balanced spot. You are the person people lean on. Core truth: You feel a subconscious need to be the "calm in the storm." Advice: Who supports the anchor? Make sure you have your own safe space. 🪑 6 — THE REBEL You picked the seat that feels slightly out of the "intended" flow. You dislike being told where to fit. Core truth: You define your own comfort, regardless of what others think. Advice: Independence is great, but don't isolate yourself just to prove a point. 🪑 7 — THE SHADOW You chose the furthest possible distance. You move through the world quietly. Core truth: You feel most powerful when you are invisible and undisturbed. Advice: You have a voice that deserves to be heard, even if it feels loud to you. 🪑 8 — THE EMPATH You chose the seat that offers the best "vibe" check of the person in front of you. Core truth: You are highly sensitive to the energy and moods of others. Advice: Learn to distinguish between your own emotions and the ones you’ve picked up from the room. #psychology #mindset #selfaware #trending #viral

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Hyperactivity को सिर्फ behaviour problem मत समझिए। बहुत बार यह high energy होती है, जिसे direction और structure की ज़रूरत होती है। Behaviour therapy के साथ घर का routine, instructions देने का तरीका, appreciation और sleep talk भी बहुत help कर सकते हैं। Next video में practical techniques share करूँगी जो घर पर आसानी से use की जा सकती हैं। Follow करें और जुड़े रहें। #childdevelopment #emotionalintelligence #parentingindia #momlifeindia #hindiparenting parentingreels calmparenting mindfulparenting

Positive behaviour support in schools starts with curiosity, not control. Language shapes classroom culture and student relationships. Small shifts in teacher response improve long-term student outcomes. SAVE this for your next behaviour moment TAG a teacher or school leader SEND to them or REPOST FOLLOW @mr.j.learning.space for practical behaviour strategies for teachers. #studentbehaviour #classroomculture #positivediscipline #primaryeducation #teachingstrategies

This is ONE WAY I explicitly teach wanted behaviors in my classroom! What activities and lessons do you do?! #teacher #iteachtoo #teachersofinstagram #teachertips #behaviormanagement

1. We all tell our kids, “Go play,” “Put your tablet down,” “Find something else to do.” But the truth is, kids learn far more from what we do than what we say. If every spare moment we have — while waiting in line, cooking dinner, sitting on the couch, we reach for our phones, we’re teaching them that this is what downtime looks like. 
That the default when you’re bored, tired, or alone… is to scroll. Behavior is learned through imitation. So if we model scrolling, they’ll model scrolling. 
If we model presence, curiosity, and finding real-life reinforcers… that’s what they’ll learn too. 2. To our kids, there is nothing more valuable than parental attention. And the behaviors we pay attention to are the ones that increase. But when we’re on our phone, we’re not really paying attention, at least not to them. So even when they’re playing nicely, sharing, or being patient, those positive behaviors often go unnoticed. The outcome? When the good stuff doesn’t get our attention, kids stop doing it as often because it no longer “works.” 3. Attention-Seeking Behaviors (and How We Accidentally Create Them): When kids don’t get noticed for the good stuff, they’ll find something that does get a reaction. And they’re smart about it. They learn fast that yelling, whining, or interrupting gets a response every time. And it’s not that they’re trying to be difficult. They’re trying to reconnect with us in the only way that seems to work. So those behaviors increase… not because they want to misbehave, but because they’ve learned it’s the surest way to get our attention. The good news? We can flip that pattern anytime. A few intentional moments of noticing the right things can completely change the tone of our day. Follow @ABAnaturally for evidence-based tools that help you actually enjoy parenting again. #bcba #behavior #kidsofinstagram #screentime

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Your child’s behaviour should not run the room. Today in a store, I watched a parent accidentally reinforce every negative behaviour with constant attention, repeated explanations, and empty threats with no follow-through. And this is the reminder so many parents need: attention can strengthen behaviour. Even negative attention. If you want behaviour to change: ✔️ Stop overexplaining in the moment ✔️ Make the expectation clear ✔️ Give one calm instruction ✔️ Follow through ✔️ Redirect to what they should be doing Kids need leadership more than lectures Boundaries more than bargaining. Consistency more than warnings. Correct. Redirect. Follow through. That’s how collaboration is built. #ParentingTips #ChildBehaviour #PositiveParenting #ParentingSupport #MomLife

Did it work for you? Behaviour change science is full of such helpful skills and tools that are evidence-based, compassionate, and designed for your real messy life. I share them here. :)