Steve C. Ward
Steve C. Ward
What Kind Of Parent Are You pt. 1
What Kind Of Parent Are You pt. 1
What Kind Of Parent Are You pt. 1
Saturday 20th April 2024
Discover your parenting style and its impact on your child's well-being with Steve C. Ward in 'The Next Right STEPS' podcast episode 'What Kind Of Parent Are You pt. 1'.
6 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Explore different parenting styles and their impact on children's well-being
- Understand the motivations behind being a good parent
- Learn to embrace imperfection and use weaknesses to improve as a parent
- Discover the importance of continuous improvement in parenting
- Find out how to take proactive steps in your parenting journey
Your weaknesses may fuel your desire to improve, making you a better parent than you would be otherwise.
Parenting is no walk in the park. It’s a rollercoaster ride filled with joy, challenges, and everything in between. In this episode of 'The Next Right STEPS' podcast, Steve C. Ward dives into the big question: 'What kind of parent are you?' With a mix of warmth and wisdom, Steve explores different parenting styles and the motivations behind them. Are you a harmful, reactive, or proactive parent? And what does that mean for your child's well-being?
Steve breaks it down with relatable anecdotes and practical advice, making it easier to see where you stand and how you can grow. This episode isn’t about being perfect; it’s about embracing your imperfections and striving for continuous improvement. Whether you’re a new parent or have been on this journey for years, Steve’s insights will resonate with you. So, grab a cup of tea, sit back, and get ready to reflect on your parenting style.
You might just find that understanding your approach can lead to a more meaningful connection with your children.