“I want my kids to love me. But I am afraid that if I am too strong they won’t.”
If you have ever had this concern, listen to this episode.
Getting your kids to love you is a core concern for every parent. Learn what smart parents do to make sure their kids love them.
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Items from the podcast
- Is it loving to doing things for your kids that they could do themselves? No.
- Is it loving to make excuses for your kids? No.
- Love means putting the “tennis ball of life” in your kid’s court.
- Don’t use warnings. Love means letting the consequences of life happen.
- Warnings are actually disrespectful.
- Your kids will love you if you do things such as tell the truth, treat them consistently, etc.
- Make it safe for your kids to fail.
Parenting Tip/ Pocket Answer
Love is keeping the “tennis ball of life” in your kid’s court.
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