00:00:00When he doesn’t listen
00:01:37He can’t listen.
00:05:03He won’t listen.
00:06:39He didn’t hear me.
00:07:59Will you be gracious?
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Every parent has said it: "He won't listen!" But it's rarely one problem. This episode breaks down the three real reasons — can't, won't, didn't hear — and makes the case for assuming the best of your child, not the worst, before you decide how to respond.
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