The Daily Dad You Don’t Have to Have the Words
Sep 14, 2020
Parenting can be tough, especially when words fail us during emotional moments. The discussion focuses on the challenges of communicating feelings to kids, emphasizing that expressing emotions is more about persistence than perfect phrasing. Ryan shares insights on how to navigate these conversations, especially when fear or anger can cloud our ability to communicate effectively. Ultimately, it’s about fostering ongoing dialogue and connection, even when the exact words elude us.
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Keep Talking
- Keep talking to your kids even if you mess up initially.
- Quantity can make up for a lack of quality in initial conversations.
Imperfect Communication
- It's okay if words fail you when talking to your kids.
- Persistent communication is key, not initial perfection.
Examples of Persistent Communication
- Ryan Holiday mentions Pete Buttigieg and Ted Williams' daughter.
- These examples highlight the importance of parents' continuous effort in communication.