EP094: Bridging The Gap – Battling The Destruction You Cause
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Have you spent enough quality time with your children lately? We’ll discuss how feeling disconnected from you can cause your children to become rowdy and what you can do to help them to calm down. We’ll talk about the benefits of scheduling daily one-on-one time with your children.
Finally, we’ll talk about how one-on-one time with your kids can help you become more open and giving while improving your listening skills.
POINT #1: Kids Need Connection
* Connection with others is a basic human need.
* If you notice that your kids are getting rowdy, think about how much one-on-one time you have spent with them lately.
* When kids feel disconnected from their parents, they can become fidgety.
* In order to calm down and stay grounded, kids need to feel connected with their parents.
POINT #2: Make One-On-One Time a Priority
* Between work and family responsibilities, it can be d
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Finally, we’ll talk about how one-on-one time with your kids can help you become more open and giving while improving your listening skills.
POINT #1: Kids Need Connection
* Connection with others is a basic human need.
* If you notice that your kids are getting rowdy, think about how much one-on-one time you have spent with them lately.
* When kids feel disconnected from their parents, they can become fidgety.
* In order to calm down and stay grounded, kids need to feel connected with their parents.
POINT #2: Make One-On-One Time a Priority
* Between work and family responsibilities, it can be d
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