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🧰Your Regulation First™ Parenting Tool of the Week:
Brain Growth Visual Chart
🔎 CASE STUDY
We Stopped Waiting and Started Teaching
FAMILY SNAPSHOT:
Shared by a parent in
Dr. Roseann’s
community
Parent:
Keisha
Child:
Aaron, age 10
Struggle:
Frequent meltdowns, poor listening, and impulsive reactions that adults kept saying he would “grow out of”
🔍 The Pattern (Before)
Aaron melting down when asked to stop preferred activities
Difficulty listening or following directions, especially when frustrated
Big emotional reactions to small disappointments
Adults labeling behavior as “immature” or “defiant”
Family hoping time and age would naturally fix the problem
💡 What Lila Tried Instead:
Reframe and Regulate Rule
Reframed behavior as a
skill gap
, not a character flaw
Identified specific skills Aaron was missing (pause, ask for help, calm body)
Practiced regulation skills daily during calm moments
Used co-regulation first before expecting compliance
Gave Aaron language to name feelings and needs
🌟 What Changed (After 1 Week)
Aaron paused before reacting more often
Meltdowns shortened and recovery time improved
Listening improved when directions were given calmly
Aaron began saying, “I need a break” instead of yelling
Parent confidence increased as progress became visible
🧠 Why This Worked
Repeated practice strengthened self-regulation pathways (neuroplasticity)
Co-regulation kept Aaron’s nervous system out of survival mode
Skill teaching replaced punishment during moments of struggle
Feeling supported helped the brain stay open to learning
Regulation skills were built intentionally—not left to time
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