Eps 166: Solo show connecting the dots between how building relationship leads us to more effective parenting - a podcast by Casey ORoarty
from 2018-11-13T08:00
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Solo show!
News:
- No shows in December, Happy Holidays!
- January
- Parenting Teens Audio Summit, YAY!!
- Launching the first of January – stay tuned to register
- Summit is live January 21st – 25th
- Validation, inspiration, nuggets to PRACTICE
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- Parenting Teens Audio Summit, YAY!!
This week’s content:
- Positive parenting is easy when there isn’t a lot of challenge – more challenging when our kids are rubbing up against our triggers
- Toolbox metaphor
- Higher our emotion, more likely we use desperate tools (rewards and punishment)
- The more tools we put in to toolbox, the more likely it is that the ineffective tools of rewards and punishment slide to the bottom
- We can always do better
- Relationship matters!!!!!!
- When our relationships are disconnected, navigating behavior in a harsh way isn’t useful for anyone
- Fear takes us towards harsh punishment
- Mistakes are opportunities to learn
- There are always consequences
- Inviting out kids into relationship
- Can feel uncomfortable
- Taking accountability for how the relationship currently is and get vulnerable
- Just because it’s hard doesn’t mean we stop being curious with our kids
- Start paying attention to the body
- Support ourselves by noticing what is happening inside
- We get more access to our toolbox when we are grounded and neutral
- At the end of the day what is most useful is your relationship
- NOT permission for being a permissive parent – still hold boundaries
- Stronger relationship the more likely your child will open up and talk to you
- Creating an environment where our kids can thrive and be a soft landing when they get it wrong
- Shame/blame does not promote accountability and personal responsibility
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