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22 - How to Teach Kids To Be Grateful and Cultivate an Attitude of Gratefulness and Avoid Entitlement

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Kids are self-centered from the get-go, no doubt about it. We have to teach them to be grateful for all that they have, all that we give them. But, how on earth do we do that when there's so much taking and so little giving going on around us?
First, I want to talk about entitlement – what it is and how it can grow out of control. Then I’ll go over ideas on how to nurture an attitude of gratitude in your home.
Beware of these entitlement issues in your home:
1. Giving instant gratification

2. Rewards are expected­

3. Boundaries are not respected

4. Life is supposed to be “Fair”

5. Providing constant entertainment
Try some of these ideas on how to grow an attitude of gratitude instead:

  1. Stop complaining
  2. Reframe things in the positive
  3. Teach delayed gratification
  4. Teach the value of hard work
  5. Set healthy boundaries and say NO
  6. Teach kids about money
  7. Do a charity project
  8. Expand your family's cultural experiences
  9. Practice acts of kindness
  10. Use gratitude in your daily conversations
  11. Don't give rewards all the time
  12. Limit gifts
  13. Donate
  14. Write Thank You Notes

VIEW FULL TRANSCRIPT HERE

Email me at mary@parentingdecoded.com or go to my website at www.parentingdecoded.com.
Have a blessed rest of your day!

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Kids are self-centered from the get-go, no doubt about it. We have to teach them to be grateful for all that they have, all that we give them. But, how on earth do we do that when there's so much taking and so little giving going on around us?
First, I want to talk about entitlement – what it is and how it can grow out of control. Then I’ll go over ideas on how to nurture an attitude of gratitude in your home.
Beware of these entitlement issues in your home:
1. Giving instant gratification

2. Rewards are expected­

3. Boundaries are not respected

4. Life is supposed to be “Fair”

5. Providing constant entertainment
Try some of these ideas on how to grow an attitude of gratitude instead:

  1. Stop complaining
  2. Reframe things in the positive
  3. Teach delayed gratification
  4. Teach the value of hard work
  5. Set healthy boundaries and say NO
  6. Teach kids about money
  7. Do a charity project
  8. Expand your family's cultural experiences
  9. Practice acts of kindness
  10. Use gratitude in your daily conversations
  11. Don't give rewards all the time
  12. Limit gifts
  13. Donate
  14. Write Thank You Notes

VIEW FULL TRANSCRIPT HERE

Email me at mary@parentingdecoded.com or go to my website at www.parentingdecoded.com.
Have a blessed rest of your day!

  continue reading

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