Guess who's back!!! We're slowly getting back into the swing of things with our first episode of the new year! This episode talks about several topics and situations we encountered over the last few weeks and different approaches and suggestions for dealing with them.
Anxiety isn't something that we can simply overpower. It has to be managed and processed in a way that honors it, validates it, and teaches our kids ways to manage it on their own.
Forcing kids to repair with their peers can teach them to ignore the fact that they were mistreated. This isn't the goal for parents, and we want our kids to avoid being hurt by their friends, but it's also important for them to learn how they should be treated, how to communicate that, how to take a break, and the importance of leaving relationships that aren't healthy.
The abuse of children does not discriminate. It can reach every race, religion, gender, socioeconomic status, and more. It's important that we as parents stay vigilant and do what we can to keep them safe and also develop relationships that are strong enough to combat any abuse that might happen to them.
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Guess who's back!!! We're slowly getting back into the swing of things with our first episode of the new year! This episode talks about several topics and situations we encountered over the last few weeks and different approaches and suggestions for dealing with them.
Anxiety isn't something that we can simply overpower. It has to be managed and processed in a way that honors it, validates it, and teaches our kids ways to manage it on their own.
Forcing kids to repair with their peers can teach them to ignore the fact that they were mistreated. This isn't the goal for parents, and we want our kids to avoid being hurt by their friends, but it's also important for them to learn how they should be treated, how to communicate that, how to take a break, and the importance of leaving relationships that aren't healthy.
The abuse of children does not discriminate. It can reach every race, religion, gender, socioeconomic status, and more. It's important that we as parents stay vigilant and do what we can to keep them safe and also develop relationships that are strong enough to combat any abuse that might happen to them.
Subscribe, rate, and review us on Podchaser, Apple, or wherever you listen to podcasts!
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