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May 2020
17m 39s

Limits

MICHELLE KENNEY, M. ED
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If you're wondering how to teach right and wrong, how to encourage your kids to listen, "behave," and how to gain their respect, this episode is for you.  We use limits to say no but we come with kindness and empathy so there is no severing of our connection with our children.  Limits are the thing that freed us from feeling like we had to distract away the ... Show More
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