7 Things Parents Can Do to Stop Bratty Behavior — Before It's Too Late

Chances are if you're reading this, it's because you have a sinking suspicion that even if there's no way your precious angel could ever be a full-blown brat, you're worried that he or she might be exhibiting some spoiled behaviors. And even if you haven't admitted this gut feeling aloud and can't pinpoint exactly what they're doing wrong, the first step is recognizing that some things need to change. "There is a feeling that you get — I get mine in my chest, some people get it in their stomach — but you just have the sense that something isn’t right," said Glickman.