I'm Dr. Becky, and this is Good Insight.

I mean, I think there are times when perhaps during a meltdown where my daughter's emotions

are really intense.

I guess she's really feeling them all the way and perhaps we're like, as parents, trying

to get from point A to point B or trying to get her to do something and it's just like

we can't really do any of that because there's a lot of feelings and a lot of yelling and

screaming.

I think there are moments that those times where I'm kind of stuck.

I don't know how to proceed.

I don't feel like there's almost a certain level of like emotional outburst that is

triggering to me.

Meltdowns are hard and they often feel even harder to manage when they happen in public.

In fact, I know public meltdowns are one of the most common triggers for us parents.

Because I remember the line for my childhood of like there being reasons why you should

cry and reason why you shouldn't as a struggle with how to approach those situations at

times.

We'll work on these tricky situations together right after this.

Work much matters more than helping our kids develop confidence.

And the way I see it, confidence comes from watching yourself work hard, tap into your

creativity and do things you might not always do.

So if confidence is where we want our kids to get to, what is a tool to get them there?

Well KiwiCo is a tool to develop confidence.

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