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Sep 2021
14m 25s

Harsh Parenting Creates Children Who Mak...

MICHELLE KENNEY, M. ED
About this episode

When your child makes a mistake, you want to help them process and understand their mistake without the use of shame, punishments, or making them feel like you’re disappointed in them. 

Harsh parenting does absolutely no favors for us or our kids, and as a parent who used to subscribe to that kind of parenting, I want to take the time to talk about this, and share how shifting my mindset towards a more conscious and connective one has done more good for my family than any punishment has.

There are no shortcuts to connective parenting but I hope this episode can help you get started! 

 

Episode Highlights:

  • Why it’s problematic for kids to worry over their parent’s reaction more than the actual mistake
  • Punishments impede our kids’ ability to think properly
  • How conscious parenting can change you and your family’s life for the better

 

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