The Daily Dad If It Works, Do It Again
May 3, 2023
Parents often seek that 'lucky charm' for successful parenting, much like field goal kickers with their rituals. Embracing what works from past experiences can provide a solid foundation. The importance of adapting proven strategies is emphasized, encouraging reflection on what truly benefits the family. Insights into intentional parenting offer guidance for those looking to enhance their skills.
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If It Works, Do It Again
- Embrace routines and rituals in parenting, even if they seem absurd.
- If something works for your child, stick with it.
Parenting Superstitions
- Parents seek anything that gives them an advantage, similar to athletes with superstitions.
- Uncertainty in parenting leads to reliance on even ridiculous routines.
Examples of Parental Routines
- Parents often repeat actions that have worked in the past, such as reading a specific book or giving a particular snack.
- They may revisit the same vacation spot for years if it provided a positive family experience.
