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During tantrums, no matter what you say, it won't reach you... 3 responses

"I can't do it anymore!"

"No matter what I say, they won't listen..."

When the child's temper tantrums begin,

You can't decide how to talk to them.

In the middle of a temper tantrum.

My head is full of strong feelings,

It can be difficult to receive words.

That's why, first of all, rather than "telling"

Prioritize creating a calm environment.

Three things I want to be aware of during tantrums

① To ensure safety

Keep away from dangerous things and watch in a less stimulating place if necessary.

② Reduce the stimulus and watch

Reduce your calls and questions and make time to calm down.

③ When you calm down, call out briefly

Accept your feelings and convey them briefly and gently.

If the child does not dislike it, gently touch it ◎

"It's a temper tantrum, so I have to do what you say."

It's not.

"Let's prioritize settling down for now."

Just thinking so,

Parent-child interactions may change a little.

When you struggle with the response, such as continuing risky behavior. When

It's okay to consult an expert without holding it alone.

A 19th-year speech therapist,

We talk about child development and communication 🌱

Save it and look back when you're having a tantrum.

May your parenting be a little easier 🌱

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8/19 Edited to

... Read more実際に私自身も、子どもの癇癪に対応する際はこの記事で紹介されている3つのポイントを意識しています。まずは「安全を確保する」こと。子どもが感情的になっているときは、自分でも気づかぬうちに周囲の危険に気を配れなくなることがあるので、尖ったものや角など、ぶつかってケガしそうなものをあらかじめ遠ざけ、できれば静かで刺激の少ない空間へ誘導するようにしています。 次に、「刺激を減らして見守る」。癇癪のピーク時に意味のある言葉かけはほとんど届かないため、私は無理に話しかけず、そっと見守るように心がけています。テレビの音を消したり、ほかの家族も声をかけずに静かにしていると、子どもも徐々に落ち着きを取り戻すのがわかります。大声で叱ったり言い聞かせようとすると逆効果になることも多々ありました。 最後の「落ち着いたら短く声をかける」という点ですが、我が家では『よく頑張ったね』『大丈夫だよ』のように、優しく短い言葉で肯定的な気持ちを伝えています。感情が落ち着いたタイミングで、子どもの気持ちをしっかり受け止めてあげることが、その後の信頼関係を深める手助けになると実感しています。もし子どもが嫌がらなければ、軽く背中を撫でるなどの身体的な接触も安心感を与えます。 私の経験からも、癇癪=「言うことを聞かせるべき」と無理強いするより、「まずは落ち着かせる」ことに注目すると、親も子どもも精神的にずっと楽になります。とはいえ、危険な行動が続いたり、長時間の癇癪で困ってしまう場合は、一人で悩まず専門家に相談するのが安心です。言語聴覚士の視点からのアドバイスは、子どもの発達やコミュニケーションの理解にもつながり、日々の子育ての支えになるでしょう。 この3つの対応を日常に取り入れて、私も少しずつ親子の時間を楽しいものに変えています。皆さんも焦らず、一緒にお子さんの心の成長を見守っていきましょう。

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