Last week, I talked about how we cannot force our children to behave any more than someone can force us to drive the speed limit, pay our bills, or show up to work on time. Yes, there are consequences if we don’t, but can anyone really force us? Does that mean we have to surrender to our kids’ misbehavior?
MOST DEFINITELY NOT.
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I almost lost my f****ng mind. Hi sorry, excuse me – it’s Palmer! I sometimes lose my mind a bit, especially if I’m tired or frustrated.
In today’s email, I want to share a realization I’ve had about what truly matters in parenting. I wish they had told me that parenthood
As a parent having pride for your kids can be a mixed bad. It’s good to be proud of your kids; it can help them feel encouraged, but
When Palmer was 15 and 16, he couldn’t stand me much of the time. It was so hard to connect with him. Makes sense. It’s hard
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