Ep 132. How to Help Your Troubled Child

If you have a child you want to help or motivate or change in some way… this episode is for you. First Ask yourself WHY you want to change them. It’s always so we can feel better. This doesn’t mean it’s wrong or you should let go of it in every case but really be intentional. Then remember your child has agency. This means they are going to make some choices we don’t like. That said, as a Mom I want to teach my kids what I know and what is useful to me that might be for them and I know you want to also. So today I’m going to teach you 5 tips to help guide them around the tools I teach here:

  • Tip #1: Teach them who is responsible for whose emotions.
  • Tip #2: Teach them how to process emotions.
  • Tip #3: Don’t rob them of their classes.
  • Tip #4: Hold accountable from a place of peace/love. Not frustration/anger.
  • Tip #5: In what way am I contributing to this problem?

Final Thought: You are the flight attendant. You go first. And don’t panic when there is turbulence.

You are the parent your child is supposed to have. You know what to do. You will also be a trial for them in some ways. It’s supposed to go exactly that way. You’ve got this.

 

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Hello there. I’m Jody.

I am a Certified Life Coach, a mother to 4 kiddos, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and a woman doing her best to be a little better each day. I get the honor of helping thousands of people just like you who want to feel better. People who want to solve their problems and tackle their goals but they aren’t sure how to get out of a rut or get moving. To learn more about me, click below.

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