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How should you respond to your child's aggressive behaviour?
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UK influencer Molly-Mae Hague has been praised by parents for her honesty after opening up about her three-year-old daughter Bambi going through an “aggressive era”, including incidents of biting and physical behaviour.
It has sparked a wider conversation about how common these behaviours are in young children and how parents can best respond.
Olywyn Moran, founder and CEO of Cogni Kids, joins the show.
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