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242 - How Helicopter Parenting is Impacting Your Kids’ Brains with Bizzie Gold, Founder of the Break Method
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Are you a helicopter parent? Do you often find yourself hovering over your kids to make sure they’re safe and intervening at the slightest sign of struggle?
We’re responsible for the health and safety of our children (obv), but the research is showing that there are consequences to helicopter parenting that we might not be aware of.
In today’s episode, Bizzie Gold, author, speaker, mom of 4, and founder of the Break Method, brings insight into the connection between childhood emotional patterning and behavioral expressions in adulthood.
In today’s episode, she shares how helicopter parenting can affect our children’s brain development and emotional patterning and offers a better solution for both us and our kiddos.
3 things you’ll learn:
- How helicopter parenting is more harmful than helpful
- How to look at your child’s perspective when stress is escalating
- How to help your child build autonomy and self-confidence
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