Disagree on discipline with your parenting partner? Do you come from completely different background and upbringing? The good news is you do not need to be on the same page to parent collaboratively.
In this week’s episode of the podcast, during the on air coaching call, we discuss the topic of finding middle ground in parenting regardless of distinct parenting styles.
I get to help one of my listeners, Amber from Australia with some of their parenting challenges. Together we talk, brainstorm, come up with new strategies and my hope is for the person to take away some helpful insights and practical tips.
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KEY POINTS
- how to communicate with your parenting partner without undermining him/her
- how to be a team even when you disagree
- how to set limits without yelling or losing your temper
- how to say “no” and develop your own style of saying “no” as setting limits is one of the key aspects of parenting
- how to have difficult convos with your partner
- why reflecting upon your core values and parenting goals is vital
- self-awareness deepening exercise that can transform you
Resources and links
- {Coaching}Tips to Ease Parental Anxiety and Set Boundaries
- {Coaching} 5 Stress-Free Ways To Motivate Kids To Clean Up After Themselves
- {Coaching} 3 Powerful Solutions to Managing Difficult Misbehavior
- {Coaching} Developing Body Awareness
Watch The Authentic Family Video and you’ll get to see Amber and her family and hear her message.
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With gratitude,
Anna
