When respecting kids feelings makes them quicker in the mornings! #parentingcoach #familylife

21 Jun 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment of a parenting‑coach video, the presenter explains step 2 of a morning‑routine framework: “R – respect their feelings and manage their resistance.” The speaker illustrates how a parent named Maddie struggled to get her boys out the door until she began acknowledging the emotions underlying their push‑back. By naming possible feelings—annoyance about school, fear of missing out on home activities, or the comfort of staying home—the parent can validate the child’s experience, which in turn lowers resistance and increases cooperation. The video offers concrete phrasing parents can use to empathize with their children during morning departures and emphasizes that respecting feelings makes the process smoother and less stressful for both parent and child.

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