How Can I Finally Stop My Child's Repetitive Annoying Behaviors?

Do some of your children's annoying behaviors show up time and time again?
This week Emily and Kathy are talking about a child's repetitive annoying behaviors that just will not go away.
You've probably been there:
Yet another meltdown when you call breakfast and your toddler sees oatmeal, not cereal.
Two kids who consistently squabble all the way to school.
A child who cannot take a shower without screaming and crying.
Why is it that no matter what you do you cannot conquer these repeat annoying, frustrating behaviors?
Find out this week. Discover why some kids dig their heels in about some things, and how parent responses can play a huge role in shifting these persistent behaviors.
Tune In To Hear:
Overwhelmed, flustered or stuck? Why what you feel matters too – more than you think.
Matching expectations: Get in sync and you'll see breakthroughs with behavior
One thing you can do to stop behavior spiraling into a big power battle or meltdown
Why it pays to notice how your child asks you to reconnect (hint -> we often miss these important clues)
How flipping the switch on your own resistance brings big rewards: More ease, contentment and happy times.