SanareToday Thrive
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How Do You Set Boundaries with Kids?
How Do You Set Boundaries with Kids?
How Do You Set Boundaries with Kids?
Wednesday 14th October 2020
Master setting boundaries with kids, manage guilt, and prioritize self-care in this episode of 'Thrive with Rachael and Dr. Lou'.
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Get the buttons here!Parenting with Purpose: Mastering Boundaries with Rachael and Dr. Lou
Setting boundaries is not about controlling others, but rather about taking care of oneself. It is a form of self-respect and self-love that leads to healthier relationships and a happier life.
Parenting can feel like a tightrope walk, especially when it comes to setting boundaries. In this episode of 'Thrive with Rachael and Dr. Lou', the hosts tackle the tricky topic of boundary-setting with kids. They break down the difference between boundaries and rules, and share practical tips on how to maintain consistency without feeling like the 'bad cop'. Rachael and Dr.
Lou dive into the emotional aspects too, discussing how to handle the inevitable guilt that comes with enforcing boundaries and the importance of self-care for parents. Rachael and Dr. Lou believe that setting boundaries isn't about controlling your kids but about taking care of yourself. It's an act of self-respect that can lead to healthier relationships and a happier home.
They stress the importance of parents being united in their approach, ensuring that the messages kids receive are clear and consistent. This unity is crucial for reinforcing safety rules and expectations at any age. The hosts also encourage parents to evaluate their boundary-setting experiences. Are you accidentally reinforcing bad behavior? Understanding why a child acts out can help you respond more effectively. Flexibility and adaptability are key, especially as kids grow and circumstances change.
Navigating guilt is another big theme in this episode. Rachael and Dr. Lou acknowledge that guilt is a common feeling among parents but emphasize the need for self-compassion. They suggest validating your feelings and reaching out to your support system when things get tough. Self-care isn't just a buzzword; it's essential for maintaining your well-being while raising kids. This episode is packed with insights and practical advice for any parent struggling with boundary-setting.
Whether you're dealing with a toddler or a teenager, Rachael and Dr. Lou's compassionate approach offers a roadmap to healthier relationships and a more harmonious home life.