Ignore it for Better Parenting

We’ve all seen it, whether it’s in our own family or in someone else’s: a kid kicking an airplane chair in front of them, spending all their time on one activity, or throwing a tantrum in public. All of these misbehaviors we wish we could change, but for one parenting coach, sometimes the answer is simple—just ignore it. It can seem counter-intuitive, but for Catherine Pearlman, the key to bringing joy back to parenting and really helping your child grow is by sometimes just letting it be.