Join Greg as he talks with parents about helping a child with stress, dealing with competition, how to have fun with children, the importance of schedules and more.
September 30
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Adult Children, Consequences, Teaching
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Wow, competition or needing to win can lead to being right and controlling. Having fun together is more important than winning. I’m going to play some games and practise that. Along with scheduling something important tomorrow. Thank you
I want to remember that my children can only learn so much at once. It is not about pointing out all their mistakes at once but helping them learn. And to not lose any opportunity to give my children positive feedback so they don’t feel that everytime I speak is to criticise even if in nice tone.
I feel like I would not have been able to hear all these two years ago when I started the parenting training. I was in too much fear. Too many other things for me to focus on.
Grateful that I am able to now. I am stronger now. I am learning how to really LOVEandteach my children. To have fun, make it light. Enjoy my children.
You stuck with your learning process, Anna. That’s a wonderful realization that can make you more empathetic with your children as they learn and grow. It takes time, and that’s okay. Stay consistent. Trust the process. Keep going. Be kind.