The challenges that come along with our precious children can send us over the edge if we don't know a better way.
There's nothing wrong with not knowing a better way. Most of us don't know what's coming until it hits us. And that's okay. But the scramble to catch up and be the mom we want to be is a challenge.
Enter connection. Connection is the answer, because it opens your heart and mind to solutions that are meant for YOU and YOUR children.
Join Rebecca Brown Wright, parent educator and reformed yeller, in discussion about connection in motherhood, finding your purpose, smashing cultural narratives, and so much more as we learn how to put joy, connection, and confidence back into our lives.
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The challenges that come along with our precious children can send us over the edge if we don't know a better way.
There's nothing wrong with not knowing a better way. Most of us don't know what's coming until it hits us. And that's okay. But the scramble to catch up and be the mom we want to be is a challenge.
Enter connection. Connection is the answer, because it opens your heart and mind to solutions that are meant for YOU and YOUR children.
Join Rebecca Brown Wright, parent educator and reformed yeller, in discussion about connection in motherhood, finding your purpose, smashing cultural narratives, and so much more as we learn how to put joy, connection, and confidence back into our lives.
Episode 30: Don’t Worry So Much About Teaching the Lesson
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36 minutes 51 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 30: Don’t Worry So Much About Teaching the Lesson
We have this belief in our society -- and it’s a good belief -- that parents are responsible for teaching kids important life lessons.
But I wonder if we sometimes go too far in our zeal to teach lessons. Do we need to manufacture lessons? Do we need to teach lessons in the moments of our children’s meltdowns? Do we even need to teach lessons in direct language every time?
These are important questions to ask ourselves.
Listen in for a parenting lesson from the comedy show "Arrested Development," plus five tips for handling your child's mistakes WITHOUT lecturing, punishing, or yelling.
Mentioned in this episode:
How to Stop Yelling at Your Kids
Episode 17: You Should Use Hugs in Your Discipline. Here's How
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The challenges that come along with our precious children can send us over the edge if we don't know a better way.
There's nothing wrong with not knowing a better way. Most of us don't know what's coming until it hits us. And that's okay. But the scramble to catch up and be the mom we want to be is a challenge.
Enter connection. Connection is the answer, because it opens your heart and mind to solutions that are meant for YOU and YOUR children.
Join Rebecca Brown Wright, parent educator and reformed yeller, in discussion about connection in motherhood, finding your purpose, smashing cultural narratives, and so much more as we learn how to put joy, connection, and confidence back into our lives.
