Imperfect Parenting Anger is Fake Power
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Dec 5, 2022 The hosts dive into the complexities of parenting, discussing everything from quirky eating habits to the emotional challenges of managing anger. They explore the concept of 'fake power' and the importance of self-care, while offering tips for establishing a support network. The conversation emphasizes recognizing personal limits and fostering emotional awareness in both parents and children. With humor and honesty, they advocate for embracing imperfection and celebrating the journey of parenting.
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Seth's Anger Trigger
- Seth rarely gets angry, except when he feels embarrassed.
- This happens when he's trying to fix or build something and feels like everyone is watching him fail.
Brittney's Anger as Criticism
- Brittney's anger manifests as criticism, often when she's frustrated, overwhelmed, or scared.
- She mentioned an example of getting critical when her kids didn't follow farm safety procedures.
Self-Care for Parents
- Parents can take care of themselves by being self-aware of their needs and recruiting help.
- Start the day by meeting your needs first, instead of reacting to others' demands.