005 - Toddler Aggression: When to Worry featuring Dr. Jack Herrin & Dr. Janys Lim

Do your toddler’s kicks or hits have you questioning if it’s more than just the "terrible two's"?

One of the most common questions I get asked is “When should I worry about my toddler's aggressive behavior?”

And if that's your question, we've got you covered today because I've invited two trusted developmental and behavioral pediatricians to join us.

BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH: 

• The single most common reason behind a lot of what we call "toddler aggression" (and it has nothing to do with your toddler wanting to hurt others!)
• One vital thing parents can do to prevent and manage "aggressive behavior"
• If you've been told, "You need to spank your child!" by someone who's seen your child hit or kick - you'll know why this backfires

Find solutions to aggression, power struggles, and other challenging behaviors. Get our book, The Discerning Parent's Guide to Toddler Behavior.

If you’ve connected with this episode in some way, leave a review and share your biggest takeaway with me. And while you've got your phone out, make sure to follow me on Instagram @discerningparenting. I’d love to hear how Dr. Herrin and Dr. Lim’s advice has helped change your view of toddler aggression - send me a DM!

⭐ Our book Learning by Heart: Teach Your Child to Read, Stress-Free is now on Amazon! Click here to learn more about Dr. Victoria Nolasco's books.

⭐ Check out our FREE Discerning Parenting Toolkit and Resource Library.

⭐ Find out more about our on-demand courses to guide you through parenting challenges.

🎖️Discerning Parenting is now one of the TOP 20 PARENTING PODCASTS on Feedspot! 

The Discerning Parenting Podcast is a free informational resource for parents. As a valued listener, you acknowledge that any information you get from this podcast is for your general guidance only, and ​​must never be considered a substitute for the advice provided by a doctor, therapist, or other qualified medical professionals who know your child specifically. Read our full disclaimer policy here.