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How to Deal with Difficult Children, Difficult Parents, and Difficult Situations

Recording of a "Live" Online Training

ON-DEMAND SEMINAR
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Earn 5 Clock Hours When You Pass Exam

Pricing:
$34.99


*Please check your state's registry to see if these type of ON DEMAND courses are approved in your state.

OK Registry Event ID 295360 Good through 6.30.2025

MI Registry Event ID 137895 Good through 4.22.2027

Registration size 1-4 people: $34 per person

Registration size 5+ people: $29 per person

Watch the Recording at Your Leisure.


Included in this Recording of a "Live" Online Training

You do not have to choose. All three areas will be covered. 

1. The Top Problems with "Difficult Children" and How to Fix Them
Sometimes it can be that “one child.” Sometimes it can be “many children.”
Specific Areas that will be Covered:
* Children who whine with a high-pitched voice that hurts your ears 
* Children who do not listen  
* Children who act wildly 
* Children who climb on furniture
* Children who run in the classroom
* Children who try to get out the door
* Children who talk back 
* Children who have meltdowns 
* Children who hurt others by biting, hitting, and pushing 
* Children who create morning hassles, mealtime mischief, and naptime blues

2. The Top Problems with "Difficult Parents" and How to Fix Them
Sometimes it can be that “one parent.” Sometimes it can be “many parents.”  

Specific Areas that will be Covered: 
* Parents who act like “know-it-alls” 
* Parents who helicopter
* Parents who don’t seem to care 
* Parents who want you to potty train their child when their child isn’t ready 
* Parents who say their child does no wrong 
* Parents who gossip and backstab 
* Parents who think you are sometimes unfair 
* Parents who over indulge their children 
* Parents who are angry and negative 
You can turn difficult parents into cooperative parents. Get the skills you need to build cooperation and harmony.

3. The Top Difficult Childcare Situations and How to Fix Them

Specific Areas that will be Covered: 
* Managing transitions without classroom chaos 
* Making morning drop-offs and parent pick-ups a breeze 
* Preventing circle time disruptions and making circle time a fun experience for all 
* Teaching rules the Appelbaum way so children like to follow them 
* Halting the messes children making when they don’t put away their things 
* Teaching food manners so children do not play with their food or toss it on the floor
* Teaching children to be kind rather than pick on others or tease, tattle, or bully 
Get a handle on the how to prevent these problems before they happen!

 

5-Hour Certificate

After viewing, pass a brief follow-up quiz for a 5-hour certificate. (Retake fee $5)

CDA CANDIDATES: This training can be applied toward the CDA formal early childhood training requirement of 120 hours.
 


 

 

Category: Family & Community Child Growth and Development