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Respectful Parenting: Janet Lansbury Unruffled

It's Really Okay to Say ‘No’ to Playing with Your Child (5 Reasons)

Aug 6, 2018
Explore the struggles of setting boundaries with a demanding 5-year-old, emphasizing the importance of self-care and observing without constant play. Learn how to empower parents to confidently establish boundaries and say 'no' during playtime with their children.
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Quick takeaways

  • Setting boundaries with children promotes healthy interactions and avoids resentment.
  • Prioritize genuine engagement during playtime to foster meaningful connections and respect each other's needs.

Deep dives

Handling a Child's Constant Need for Attention

Parents often struggle with setting boundaries when their child constantly seeks attention. Janet Lansbury discusses the importance of feeling comfortable with disappointing children and not feeling obligated to play when not in the right mindset. By setting clear limits and offering focused attention during caregiving moments, parents can provide a nurturing environment without guilt.

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