There are few words more irksome than hearing your child say “no.” Rest assured, it is typical for your young child to try on their newfound independence and to assert themselves with a “no.” You can pat yourself on the back. You have not raised a submissive child! Kathryn Kvols, author of “Redirecting Children’s Behavior,” will share some great ideas for ways to avoid power struggles while still allowing your child to remain confident and respectful when expressing their ideas and feelings.