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58. Parenting an Emotionally Dysregulated Child During the Holidays: Simple Ways to Reduce Meltdowns and Increase Peace

Season 2 Episode 58 Published 10 months ago
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Parenting an emotionally dysregulated child during the holidays can feel overwhelming, exhausting, and anything but peaceful. In this episode, we’re unpacking simple, practical ways to reduce meltdowns, create calmer moments, and shape a Christmas that truly fits your child’s needs — and your family’s heart.

Whether your child gets overstimulated by lights and noise, struggles with routine changes, or melts down under holiday expectations, this episode will help you breathe easier and move through the season with intention and hope.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

  • Simplify holiday demands so your child (and you) don’t hit emotional overload
  • Identify what matters most for you and for your family this Christmas
  • Build small routines that create calm and reduce dysregulation
  • Shift from pressure and perfection to presence, peace, and connection

This is your gentle invitation to slow down, choose what serves your family best, and embrace a holiday season filled with more calm, more clarity, and more connection.

 Visit the Calm Connection Facebook Group to enter the drawing for the free coaching program this coming year! 

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*Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. Please consult a qualified professional for individual support.

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