How to Stop Crying in Children with Autism

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Dr. Mary Barbera provides advice on how to stop crying in children with autism. Watch and learn how to deal with autism fits and tantrums.
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Crying is common in children with autism and without autism. Regardless though, many parents ask, “why is my child crying?” Crying problem behaviors usually always correlate with demands being too high and reinforcement being too low. When a child is crying, it’s almost never a good idea to ignore the crying and continue to place demands on the child. Many parents don’t know how to handle screaming, or how to handle crying in toddlers and tend to act in a way that only worsens the problem behavior.
Crying should not be something that we accept as part of autism, or in any child. If a child is crying, there is going to be little to no motivation from them to stop crying if demands don’t change. That’s why today’s video I’m outlining steps you can take to resolve crying in kids with autism.
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@fatherprincipal1 4 года назад

Tried everything nothing works assessment No pain Lack communication seems to be but she can't talk or communicate. Tried to teach her all sort of communication Need a miracle

@marybarbera 4 года назад

My courses can help you teach her to communicate. Many have started where you are ! Check out www.marybarbera.com/quiz

@aviondewitt4001 2 года назад

I'm right there with you! I hate it at this point. My 13 has Autism and my toddler is expressing very similar traits, except she is constant crying and I'm always on edge with NO HELP on top of that 😫😫😫

@BubbleLush16 2 года назад

@@aviondewitt4001 same my son is 2 it’s so hard he cries constantly! Won’t b diagnosed until 3

@KingdomOfHeartsVicky 2 года назад

@@aviondewitt4001 here with you my almost 4 year old has been screaming most nights and days any little thing can set her off, walking on egg shells have no idea what to do desperate for help 😫

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

Dr Oyalo herbs is really helpful, and have helped my son improve with his speech and social skill complete. My son now responds to name, his aggressive behavior has stoped completely and he now sings and says what he want. This has never happened before we got the herbs for him

@JustActNormal 3 года назад

Mine cries if the wind blows the wrong way. He cries literally all day long sometimes on and off

@marybarbera 3 года назад

that is hard! does he have language? if not make sure to check out my new book www.turnautismaround.com as sometimes building skills can help.

@emil_prox7443 2 года назад

I have Asbergers btw he has maybe negative thoughts i do stiming when I have stress

@LT2471 Год назад

Mines too and he’s 9 years old I’m so tired of it 😢

@greendotscott5038 Год назад

@@LT2471 hang in there, you need more practice than him. Our oldest autistic child is 18 now, youngest is 7. He's so difficult, I wanna give up too. But I will take a few deep breaths and try try again.

@LT2471 Год назад

@@greendotscott5038 Yes it's hard but I no I got to start taking some deep breaths and relax Thank you I appreciate your encouragement God bless you 🧿💜

@joeyaqpaner7732 3 года назад

Thankyou so much!!

@marybarbera 3 года назад

You're welcome!

@blueblousedesigns Год назад

When I was in school, I cried a lot, especially in math class. After graduating high school in 2015, I heard about this technique where you fold the assignment sheet in half and after completing the top half of the assignment, the student can take a five minute break, then move onto the next half. If at any point the student starts to break down and cry, I suggest you have them take deep breaths (Weil's 4-7-8 method is a really good breathing technique), count to 10 backwards, or splash cold water on their face. After the student regains emotional control, explain each step in only a few simple words, or do a few of the math problems together, until the concept sinks in.

@marybarbera Год назад

I love the mindfulness techniques you described here! Thanks for watching and sharing your input

@mysterymissingmurder3609 Год назад

Math makes me want to cry too.

@blueblousedesigns Год назад

@@mysterymissingmurder3609 what did your teacher do about it? My teacher in high school would tell me "You too big for this," and scream at me to do my work. I IMHO think that I would've thrived better in a one to one situation in math class

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@NebraskQUEa 3 года назад

My 3 year old non verbal daughter often wakes up crying and screaming in the middle of the night and it takes hours for her to go back to sleep. Likewise sometimes she just cries in the days hours and refuses to be comforted. I'm hoping to learn something

@marybarbera 3 года назад

that sounds very upsetting. Perhaps her doctor would look into medical tests to see if something is hurting her. I talk about this and many things that can help you help her in my new book . turnautismaround.com

@michellerussell8111 2 года назад

My son does the same. It’s become a very hopeless situation.

@NebraskQUEa 2 года назад

@@michellerussell8111 it's definitely tough. I was opposed to meds at first, but finally gave in went with a neurologist suggestion. I felt bad about it initially, but she needs sleep and so do I. I need to be able to work and provide.

@tessy1111 2 года назад

@@NebraskQUEa what kind of meds are you getting because I use a very well natural helping sleep drops for kids giving to me by the pediatrician and it works amazing and helps us lots and I don't feel guilty since it's natural

@jakepeters9248 2 года назад

Same with my daughter some nights she will fall asleep at 10 at night then be up by 2 in the morning and goes all day it's killing me at the moment

@tarigadam8898 4 месяца назад

My son always being happy to go to school, his mom started working with him as RBT recently, we noticed that sometimes he refused to going to school and he crying a lot sometimes over an hour, some times he does some behavior in school bus trying to get out from the seat. So from last week I started to took him to the school, some times when we arrived at school he jumped out from the car and running towards his teacher, some time he waited me to go with him to the teacher, sometimes holding my hands until getting him in the class room but when I want to leave he started crying. In the end of the last week after he dressed his clothes he refused to going to school with crying a lot. I don’t know what is reason and how we can deal with this situation. He is 9 years old now

@apaolobenallyzzzz8642 Год назад

Thank u for helping

@marybarbera Год назад

Of course! Thank you for watching.

@mcarcano12 4 года назад

Excellent!

@marybarbera 4 года назад

Many thanks!

@nurunchoudhury241 4 года назад

Hi Mary, hope your well. I have a 4 year old daughter who is showing signs of autism. She has delayed speech. She will cry when things are moved around. For example if the sofa cushions are untidy and I try to tidy them then she will cry and put them back how they were. Sometimes she will cry for a long time.

@marybarbera 4 года назад

That is hard! It sounds like we need to prevent the behavior until you can build skills needed to be able to move them. It sounds like she is very rigid and a bcba or an aba program like my online program can help. www.marybarbera.com/workshops

@jennajohnson5847 3 года назад

Sounds like abit of ocd to me xx

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@do1phin.c0rp86 3 года назад

Thank you Mary im trying to Babysit my little brother who has autism and it worked thank you

@marybarbera 3 года назад

Great

@522psyche 8 месяцев назад

Hello Ms.Mary, I would like to ask for you kind advice. What should I do whenever a child who has meltdown, no matter when I put her to isolation or do redirection. It doesn’t work with her since she loves hitting and will only stop when she feels satisfied.

@marybarbera 8 месяцев назад

Your best path is probably to join our online course and community. Attend a free workshop to see if it's a good fit. Marybarbera.com/workshops

@sonalupadhyay5525 Год назад

Hi Ms Mary! Thank you for all your helpful tips. I have noticed in my son that he cried to escape the work. How do u deal with that?

@marybarbera Год назад

It's a common issue for sure. This means the demand is too high and reinforcement is too low. I explain how to tackle this exact kind of issue in my online courses. For more information, join me for a free workshop here: www.marybarbera.com/workshops.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@mysterymissingmurder3609 Год назад

I disagree that having the attitude that crying is a bad thing around children. This can do so much harm to them. I was told I was bad for crying and made to feel shame for it, and that caused me so many problems. It made me afraid to talk about my emotions, afraid to go to funerals, visit dying relatives because the shame for crying was so strong. Even as an adult I cry when I get upset and I cannot control it because I try so hard not to. It made me mad when you said crying is never a good thing. There is nothing whatsoever wrong with crying, and if a child is crying it might have something to do with what the adult did or does not understand. One needs to talk to the child, and watch their own behavior and not be so focused on a child's crying. Showing emotions is a good thing. Find out what is causing it, talk to the child, and help them express their emotions with words. Most of all show some empathy and compassion. No one was ever allowed to console me when I was crying even though I didn't really do anything wrong. I just got in trouble for crying or dropping a fork sort of thing.

@marybarbera Год назад

I agree that we should never shame anyone for crying. My intent for this video was to show parents and caregivers that, when a child is crying a lot during therapy, it's NOT good therapy.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@amandawinters3967 Год назад

As having a child with autism that never ever stops crying. It's literally hard for me to even hear my own thoughts anymore. And it can get extremely difficult. So maybe put yourselves in the parents shoes. My daughter cries at everything and everyone. Even if the wind blows. But us parents are the problem?

@sean2880 8 месяцев назад

@@amandawinters3967 not the problem but parents are responsible

@gerardkinsella6034 3 года назад

Son Gerard was diagnosed with asd at 2 1/2 age 7 now constantly crying at night from 11pm till 2am doesn't seem to have pain he's like this since November any help would be more a than appreciated tried everything to calm him but nothing seems to work he's non verbal and has a moderate intulecuail disability were at the end of the road on what to do thats him in the picture

@marybarbera 3 года назад

google mary barbera pain because this may be a medical issue and you will want to consult with your doctor .

@holliecarter151 Год назад

My son does the same thing he does this every night

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@biggerthanmybody6207 Год назад

My 6 year old quad sp CP non verbal ASD. She cries all the time. We have ruled out the whole pain thing. If she is doing anything she dislikes she cries, if we go anywhere outside of our house she cries. It’s nonstop unless she is in her favorite chair, taking a stroller ride or a car ride. We are trying to get her placed in school and it’s a nightmare

@marybarbera Год назад

Thanks for sharing! I would suggest joining a course to help: MaryBarbera.com/courses

@zabdi1924 9 месяцев назад

My client is nonverbal and cry’s/screams with everything she has when is refused an item or refused an area in the class room. What do you suggest I have to block teacher doesn’t want her in certain areas.

@marybarbera 8 месяцев назад

Attend a free workshop: MaryBarbera.com/workshops

@z3.561 2 года назад

Hi my 2 year old cries when she cant have her own way and hit her self it stress me out I dont know what to do

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@abdulstarbarwari7504 3 года назад

Helo i have a soster who os two years old that shows she has autism when ever we go out for a wedding or a picnic she cries for whol days and night , what can we do ?

@marybarbera 3 года назад

You want to work to prevent her getting upset.

@abdulstarbarwari7504 3 года назад

Yes because whenever we go out she doesn't sleeps that night at all she just cries

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@alesikalauta5962 3 года назад

I work for child care and my first time work with autism kids ....what I do is hug them and calm them down talk to them and they calm down nd I know they should to that....thank you for sharing this video❤️

@marybarbera 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@SharinaaikaSaludares 11 месяцев назад

HI, im taking cAre for a auTistic kid hs 4 yr old he cant talK and he walK with tiptoe he keEp shouTing and crying even nOthIng happens to hIm and he doNt sleEp goOd he keEp waking up,i fEEL sorRy for hIm bCos i doNt know what i wilL do to keEp hm cAlm doWn cAn u pls telL what to do,tnx

@marybarbera 11 месяцев назад

Hi! It would help if you could join a free workshop: MaryBarbera.com/workshop

@kaydensfate21 12 дней назад

mines same he's 3 I just let him go, nothing can be done

@sky-fb6gd 7 месяцев назад

Hlo ma'am i want to ask u something she's autistic but she didn't understand she's 4 yrs old she's stubborn everytime she don't like if someone asked her do this Activity she started crying when someone asked her to do anything but she have mood toh do anything she can do activity easily but when i told her do to puzzles she started crying but she done that activity but when i came to teach her at her home when she saw me she started crying what should i do i being little strict with her because she knows how to do activity but she purposely don't wanna do any activity

@marybarbera 7 месяцев назад

Your best path is probably to join our online course and community. Attend a free workshop to see if it's a good fit. Marybarbera.com/workshops

@rollypollyme 2 года назад

My 8year old brother always crys whenever my mother talks it has been going on for 2-3 months now and lately even when my mom doesn’t talk he just looks into some sort of reflection or mirror and crys we have no idea how to stop him crying

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@raysacapellan-fender Год назад

I am DESPERATE at this point, I am exhausted my child has been scream crying for the past 4 days and I cannot handle it, I want to give up… we’ve gotten probably less than 3 hours of sleep per night.

@marybarbera Год назад

If your child has been nonstop crying for a few days, I would first make a doctor's appointment for him/her to rule out medical issues or pain. If it is not related to a medical issue, my online courses can help you reduce this behavior drastically while also increasing your child's language skills. For more information, join me for a free workshop at www.marybarbera.com/workshops. Also, here is a free guide on crying: marybarbera.com/autism-crying/ and another on tantrums: marybarbera.com/autism-tantrums-how-to-resolve-problem-behaviors/

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@christyeichhorn5333 Год назад

I had to use the bathroom, I closed the door partially and dcg started crying but she could not come in with me, I had to close the door all the way to keep her out and she started freaking out. It took me a long time to calm her. Help

@marybarbera Год назад

My online courses can really help you with this! For more info, join a free workshop at www.marybarbera.com/workshops

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@azkajamal1198 Год назад

hi my daughter is 2 years old and she is having signs of autism. ye cries a lot to get something she wants. if its not given then the crying starts. n it goes on. like if she gets one thing then after 5 min there is crying for some other thing or dekand.

@marybarbera Год назад

My online toddler course can help you learn how to provide an environment for your daughter that is so reinforcing that crying won't be much of an issue at all. We work through this by increasing her language skills and reducing problem behaviors. For more information, join me for a free workshop at www.marybarbera.com/workshops.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@sm..546 3 года назад

Hi , I watched full vedios but, unfortunately not found anything on how to calm crying in autistic kid. Links given in vedios keep redirecting to ur website . But nothg really helps ;(

@marybarbera 3 года назад

It depends on many many things. Why they are crying. Skill level. How people are currently reacting. My new book has step by step action guides to help assess the full situation and intervene. Turnautismaround.com

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@kalathilshameem9803 3 месяца назад

Hi.. My son mild autistic sensory issues also. Last one month has been crying all time especially night time. Already consulted doctor and took medicine doctor said may be gastric problem. My son speech delay also he cant express what he happening Pls reply and solution

@marybarbera Месяц назад

Hi! Attending a free workshop today can help: MaryBarbera.com/workshops

@aslanjade1323 4 года назад

My 6 year old brother cries everytime we turn off the tv and when we try to get closer to him He pulls our hair and sometimes kick us. I really need help

@marybarbera 4 года назад

That sounds challenging. Does he get aba services from a BCBA . I do have an online course that can help www.marybarbera.com/workshops for more info.

@aparnajagadish6134 3 года назад

Mine too

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@hirawajahat3894 3 года назад

Hello I am 4m Pakistan my 6years old daughter weep nd shout all the time. She demands to go outside in car all the time.. Dr is still unable to diagnose her issue. She do not understand anything. Not even eat herself. Do not suck and drink. Plz guide me what to do. She do not cooperate to learn but just cry cry nd cry all the time

@marybarbera 3 года назад

that sounds difficult and certainly sounds like something is going on! My online courses may be able to help to get her learning. Try a free workshop here www.marybarbera.com/workshops

@aliahbansawan5622 3 года назад

Ssme my child

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@cormarielamdagan7390 2 года назад

What about adult with autism that suddenly cries for no reason ? How do you assess if it's physical pain or just sad as he is non-verbal?

@marybarbera 2 года назад

it is really hard. Start with a plan to teach body parts and how to communicate in alternative ways.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@egghead3435 Год назад

Hi, my brother is 5 years old and for the past few days he has been crying for about 2 hrs daily… is there anything we can do to stop him or help him? I’m rlly worried.

@marybarbera Год назад

Thanks for sharing! I would suggest joining a course to help: MaryBarbera.com/courses

@egghead3435 Год назад

@Jass Mine oh ill check it out thanks 😊

@Tiffany.Staniforth 3 года назад

A child I work with is only two and is diagnosed on the spectrum. She doesn’t talk, and shows little to no verbal understanding. She cries for hours on end with just brief breaks in between for several hours. Her sensory bin doesn’t soothe her, she just wants to be held which I can’t do as I also have other kids. She will stop crying if held but other then that cries none stop, it’s hard to figure out how to help her since she’s so young and can’t talk. Any ideas????

@marybarbera 3 года назад

It is challenging for sure. She likely needs more specialized support. We have to work to prevent the crying. Her parents may want to investigate if she is having pain with her doctor.

@winefinekee4067 2 года назад

My child is the exact same way

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@darksomekat955 8 дней назад

Mine screams, eardrum busting scream. She is smart but doesn't form any words or sentences for the negative emotions.

@marybarbera 6 дней назад

That sounds hard! I have a mini course all about how to tackle these hard behaviors. Learn more here www.turntantrumsaround.com

@joblogs 2 года назад

Hello from the UK my son is 4 in November he can now speak but he chooses to cry rather then use words he cries if his pizza slice snaps he cries if he wants the toilet he cries if you move a toy he cries if you make him a drink in a cup he doesn't approve of he cries when he plays with his brother and gets worked up so much it drives us mad. He cries if you tell him to do something different to what he's doing I'm at a loss of what to do he's under specialist help but covid have delayed everything we have got no where and had no help yet all we have had is a blood test and urine sample taken heard nothing back what do I do at the moment I'm trying to potty train him before he starts school full time I'm worried about how he's going to act around other children he has a manner of a 2 year old in my opinion after having 4 boys him being my youngest and the only problematic child I know he's not normal compared to other children his age and his brothers what self help can I get any help much appreciated best wishes 🙏 xxx He also has food phobia meal times are very stressful for him and he struggles to eat food some days he eats others he won't even the foods he likes he won't touch it depends on if he's having a good day or not some days he speaks loads others nothing . 🙈

@marybarbera 2 года назад

You must be really having a hard time dealing with your child's situation. My new book may be of help to you. You can get it for free at www.marybarbera.com/new-book/

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@bostoncoffee1591 3 года назад

If a Child keeps self-repeating words or sentences. Is there a way to fix this problem???

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@AwwalRofiat-fc8xo 3 дня назад

@@gracechristopher3133please how can I meet this doctor

@samucob123 Год назад

im 11 and in 6th grade at the moment. i have had 3 meltdowns on the same day (the day i posted this) onew was in homeroom where we have math too. i was doing pretty well until i turned to the back side. i then had a meltdown (note: no one noticed bc i was doing this quietly). second meltdown was in Theology (religion class) when i mentioned i dont want to be picked to read a book we were reading out loud. i have problems with speaking in public (with a big enough group of pople such as our class) so i had a silent meltdown. but my class mates in the area we were in noticed and told the teacher about it she called the counselor so i could calm down. and i did. third time was in skills class (dont know what they teach in there) we were doing a sheet on vocab. each one would have a short sentence and it would have a word (or 2 or 3) in bold letters. and there would be options to what we thought or knew what it meant (there were 4 options for each one). i started having another silent meltdown about this because i couldnt understand what most of the words were. i got a few of them. but thats pretty much all i have to say

@marybarbera Год назад

Thank you for sharing your struggles here. I was so happy to read that some of your classmates understand and want to help when they can!

@samucob123 Год назад

@@marybarbera thank you!

@samucob123 Год назад

@@marybarbera i also appear to have anxiety attacks at school about certain subjects. my parents say its anxiety. the doctor isnt available on the weekends so we cant tell this to them rn.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@javonwilson-zu3pu Год назад

My3 yr old son has autism he screams for no reason how can I handle this

@marybarbera Год назад

I understand...I would highly recommend taking my toddler course to help decrease behaviors like screaming/tantrums and increase talking and self care skills. Learn more by joining a free workshop at MaryBarbera.com.

@mevelyngeorge9137 6 месяцев назад

My grandson is crying in School more than home-- I'm trying to understand why.

@marybarbera 6 месяцев назад

I'm sorry to hear this :(. If he's crying, the demands are likely too high while reinforcement is too low. My online course and community can help you teach your grandson at home when you see him. To learn more, visit MaryBarbera.com/links-yt

@mevelyngeorge9137 6 месяцев назад

@marybarbera He lives with me and his father, Been in my life since 1 month old

@MinecraftLover2007 Год назад

My friend Suyin had autism like me, and she cries when it’s too loud for her.

@marybarbera Год назад

Hope this can help her.

@MKS1286 4 года назад

My son 10 year old autistic, he bites his hand frequently and he make loud noise with each bite. Biting and shouting occurs on same time. When he stop biting he stop his shouting also. What is link between shouting and self biting? How to stop it

@marybarbera 4 года назад

Check out this podcast www.marybarbera.com/medical-conditions-associated-autism/. A medical assessment may be the best way to go.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@alesikalauta5962 3 года назад

🙏🙏🙏

@marybarbera 2 года назад

Thank you!

@Lubemcustom 3 года назад

I can't stop crying😭😭 wen i watch this video. My poor son i think his has autism. He cant walk cant talk. He only cry. Please mam can i get your contact

@marybarbera 3 года назад

My online courses can help . Join me for a free workshop here www.marybarbera.com/workshops

@chevychelios4672 3 года назад

Ask and you shall receive. "Lord, have mercy on me. Please save my son. In Jesus name. Amen."

@vendelaw9387 3 года назад

@Lubem Tv I just want to inform that there is nothing wrong with being autistic. It is positive to be different and think differently. For example Einstein may have been autistic. This does not mean everyone have as high intelligence as Einstein. Everyone is different. However, if your child is autistic, he should be allowed the be who he wants. Autism is not anything to be afraid or worried for, we just work and think different than other people. So please if your son is autistic do not treat him differently.

@mant8vaei314 3 года назад

@@vendelaw9387 ...

@b.blessed5080 2 года назад

@@chevychelios4672 hallelujah, pray really does work. 🙌🏽

@SA-Bean-Bean Год назад

Its not crying that my son does- its more of a God-Awful WHINE that is more like a bratty kid not getting his way cry- it's such a trigger for me bc i have my own disorder issues with other things. Noises affect me too and can send me into serious irritation and being short tempered. Whining and crying is the number one trigger for me- especially when it's just bc he disagrees with something or doesn't get something. Bc he's not talking much, he does this screechy whine , and i try to calmly remind him to use his words, and i say the words it appears he is looking for, and sometimes i can get him to try and pronounce the words and others he just shakes his head yes. He absolutely says no when he means no now, at least like every other 2 yr old! But it would be extremely helpful if there was a channel or therapist or SOMETHING for parents of special needs kids, who are ALSO suffering from our own disorders- mental or developmental. I Dont want to ever be mean to my son, but after several times of trying to stop it, i can only take so much before i raise my voice- which works to stop the behavior, but i worry im only hurting him somehow, and definitely dont want that. I dont want him to end up borderline bc of my behaviors. Its really tough having mental issues, and even tougher having a child with them ALSO.

@marybarbera Год назад

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@belialah 3 года назад

I believe the video does not tell how to stop crying in children with Autism. It tells other things however not how to treat it.

@chynellechapman4646 3 года назад

Well you can’t treat it! All children are different

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@jayashreej5204 3 года назад

Having a reinforcement handy all the time is not possible at all

@marybarbera 3 года назад

it can be harder but if you know your child you could keep some things in a purse or fanny pack .

@jayashreej5204 3 года назад

@@marybarbera which reinforcements is it hard to complete a task for the child ?

@meenakshigoyal7577 11 месяцев назад

My child crirs when he was about to get ready for school

@marybarbera 11 месяцев назад

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@atlas-x5717 Год назад

What about just the opposite of what you’re saying. Plenty of reinforcement and not that much stimulation. And she has already ate and she’s just sitting there and then starts to cry and just Bellers out. We’re trying to comfort her let her be. If we put her down she just stands there and cries.

@marybarbera Год назад

I would first rule out any medical issues and bring it up to her pediatrician. Next, I would highly recommend taking my toddler course, where I can teach you how to engage her at the learning table, increasing her language, and decrease problem behaviors like crying + more. To learn more about my courses, join a free 1 hour webinar here: MaryBarbera.com/workshop or jump right in at MaryBarbera.com/courses.

@davidsoto4394 Год назад

Everyone cries. Crying Is normal, needed, and healthy. Why would someone want a child or even an adult to bottle up their hard emotions? I do not think that is good.

@marybarbera Год назад

My point is that, if you're child is crying during therapy and not having any fun, the therapy isn't being done correctly.

@gracechristopher3133 Год назад

@amandawinters3967 Год назад

It's a non stop breath stopping cry ALLLLLLL day for nothing. It's annoying and uncalled for