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In this episode, Jon unpacks why kids interrupt, especially in those moments when it “starts to feel disrespectful and chaotic” and you’re thinking, they’re old enough, they should know better. He breaks down what’s really happening in the developing brain around time, impulse control, and attachment, and why so many “rude” behaviors are actually bids for connection. Listeners walk away with a clearer understanding of what their child’s interruptions are telling them, plus practical, shame-free ways to set limits, protect conversations, and still help kids feel seen and important.

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Chapters

1. Why Kids Interrupt And What It Means (00:00:00)

2. Host Setup And Holiday Context (00:00:54)

3. Pastor Story And Real-Life Interruptions (00:03:02)

4. Question 1: The Four-Year-Old Wedge (00:05:22)

5. Time Blindness And Waiting Struggles (00:10:48)

6. The Hand-On-Arm Montessori Tool (00:12:46)

7. Reframing Attention As Attachment (00:15:02)

8. Question 2: Phone Calls And The Seven-Year-Old (00:16:29)

9. Curiosity Talk And Making A Plan (00:20:56)

10. Timers, Parking Lots, And Impulse Control (00:24:01)

11. Co-Designing Solutions With Older Kids (00:27:49)

12. Question 3: Teaching Patience Without Shame (00:29:29)

13. Temporal Processing And The Developing Brain (00:30:43)

14. Breaking The Snap-Reaction Cycle (00:34:21)

15. Better Scripts And Gentle Boundaries (00:36:51)

16. Closing Thoughts And Practical Takeaways (00:38:53)

17. Credits And Three Support Requests (00:41:59)

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