Lori Abosch

Child Behavior Specialist & Author

Lori holds a degree in Child & Adolescent Development, is the author of the book, Change The Way You Look At Children, And The Children You Look At Change, and is the creator and facilitator of a dynamic parent education course, Unlocking the Mysteries of Childhood Behavior. Lori is a long-distance runner and a member of Paws of Love which is a volunteer organization. Her and her dog, Gracie, are a therapy dog team volunteering at Kaiser Permanente in Woodland Hills.

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Signs Your Child Might be Spoiled (and What to Do)

Do you worry that you might be raising a spoiled child? Here are some signs of spoiled behavior and what you can do to change it.

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Small African American girl covering her ears while refusing to listen her parents arguing.

Coping Strategies for Sensory Overload in Children

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High angle view at spoiled little girl screaming at parents in supermarket.

Signs Your Child Might be Spoiled (and What to Do)

Do you worry that you might be raising a spoiled child? Here are some signs of spoiled behavior and what you can do to change it.

Mother and child, cute little girl resting on her mother's shoulder

Your Baby’s Regressive Behavior May Be a Sign of Growth

Regressive behavior in a child can be perplexing. But does it always indicate something's wrong? Not necessarily. Here's why.