The Daily Dad Kids Do Well When They Can
Sep 21, 2021
Discover the importance of aligning your expectations with your child's abilities and circumstances. Explore how children's struggles often stem from external factors rather than a lack of effort. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding and supporting their success. Plus, get a sneak peek into a new book that celebrates virtues like courage, giving parents tools to foster resilience in their kids.
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Kids Do Their Best
- Kids usually do their best, even when it doesn't meet adult expectations.
- Their struggles often stem from unmet needs like fatigue, confusion, or fear, not intentional misbehavior.
Understanding Misbehavior
- Remember that kids act out when something isn't right, not out of malice.
- Consider factors like tiredness, lack of understanding, or fear before reacting.
