Children often act in ways we don’t expect.
Sometimes their behavior appears sudden, disruptive, or even frustrating.
But instead of seeing these moments as “misbehavior,” I’ve come to understand them as noise—a natural kind of human variability that emerges when the environment and the child are slightly out of sync.
In this article, I explore why I focus on adjusting the environment rather than correcting the child, and how this perspective has changed the way I parent.
