Como e quando falar não para criança? - Mayra Responde #10

Online Courses: https://bit.ly/cursosMayra How often do you say 'no' to your child? 🤔 A lot, probably! 😅 It's difficult to control some of our little ones' impulses to do something inappropriate. Even when 'art' can be harmful to their health and safety, they don't always listen to us right away. 😱 So it's very important for us, parents and caregivers, to learn the best ways to set limits and prevent our children from putting themselves at risk. In today's video, we'll learn together how to get your little one to understand, interpret, and obey you when you need to say 'no.' ***** Books: S.O.S. Autism - https://amzn.to/2VveACu The Autistic Little King - https://amzn.to/2VlWt1I Link to download the book MUNDO SINGULAR: https://bit.ly/mundosingular ***** Facebook: mayragaiato Instagram: @mayragaiato Contact: [email protected] Website: https://institutosingular.org ***** I'm Mayra Gaiato, a psychologist specializing in childhood autism. I created this channel to bring content about autism and other important issues related to child development to more people. I specialize in various forms of intervention and treatment for autism, as each child requires an individualized approach that can involve various techniques. I have a Master's degree in Behavior Analysis from PUC (Pacific Catholic University of São Paulo) and a specialization in Neuroscience from the School of Medicine at USP. I've completed courses and intensive academic programs in various autism treatment methodologies outside Brazil, at places like Stockholm University, Els for Autism in Florida, and advanced training in the Denver Model of Early Intervention at the Mind Institute in California. I also have a postgraduate degree in Infant Parent Health from the University of Massachusetts in Boston. Our clinics are located in São Paulo, where our multidisciplinary team, comprised of professionals trained in psychology, speech-language pathology, educational psychology, and neurology, works with children and families to develop the best development plan for each child. Therapies may involve specific tests, such as in-office specialist care, home care, school support, and parental coaching. Help spread the word so more people have access to this information! Kisses and thank you very much!