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We understand that investing in each child’s early education is a significant decision for every family, and it is often a multifaceted decision.

During the month of February, we celebrate love in all its forms, and there is no time like the present to ask yourself if you are speaking your child’s love language.

We are back this week with the fourth and final mistaken goal of misbehavior!

We are back this week with the third mistaken goal of misbehavior

Medical doctor Alfred Adler first identified four “mistaken goals” of misbehavior in the early 1900s, and his ideas were later popularized by other psychologists and early childhood experts.

Psychologists have observed that misbehavior is often a way children seek belonging and significance. When the child’s need for belonging and significance isn’t met, misbehavior tends to occur.

“Tomorrow is always fresh, with no mistakes in it yet.” (L. M. Montgomery) It is the perfect time to set some goals!