Raising Self-Sufficient Kids with Positive Discipline
You had big ambitions when you became a parent. Not only did you imagine a close, loving relationship with your child, but you also wanted him or her to grow up to be successful, responsible, independent, and ultimately self-sufficient.
But a few years in, that balancing act may feel impossible at times. When conflict arises you worry if you’re being too firm…or too lenient. And that close relationship you yearned for with your child, seems in constant competition with your desire to raise an un-entitled child.
I’m here to tell you that it is possible to be both firm and loving with your kids. That you can have a fun, loving, and close relationship while still guiding your children on a path of independence, self-sufficiency, and gratitude.
Obtaining this balance may challenge a few of the parenting norms you’ve come to accept. But over time, you’ll begin to see how natural positive discipline is. And how well kids respond to having (imperfect) parents who lovingly guide them on their journey towards self-sufficiency.
Check out the posts to the right and below to get started.
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