Tackling Self-Centered Behaviors in Addiction Recovery: King Baby and Queen Baby Syndrome
When addicts suffer from King baby (or Queen baby) syndrome, they want the same level of self-centered gratification that babies and young children need. This episode is helpful to me and hope for you too!
Ever feel like your addiction makes you act like a spoiled child? Bobbie the Awesome dives into this very idea in an engaging episode of the '3-21 NoKiddin' Gambling Addiction Recovery Podcast'. The focus is on King Baby and Queen Baby Syndrome, where individuals struggling with addiction often display self-centered behaviors, expecting their desires to be met immediately without putting in any effort—much like a baby demanding attention.
Bobbie breaks down how these traits can be detrimental to recovery and shares practical tips on developing essential life skills. She also touches on the importance of handling criticism without crumbling, which is crucial for personal growth. This episode is a mix of Bobbie's personal experiences and expert advice, making it a must-listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is.
Whether you're in the thick of recovery or just starting out, you'll find valuable insights to help you move forward with a more balanced and less self-centered approach to life.