The Daily Dad

It's Your Job To Check In

Apr 9, 2021

02:37

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Learn why it's vital for parents to check in with their children regularly, using George Costanza's parents as an example. Understand the significance of open communication and support in fostering a strong parent-child relationship.

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Regularly check in with your kids to nurture relationships.

Parents should take the initiative to engage with their children proactively.

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The Importance of Checking In with Your Kids

Checking in with your kids regularly is crucial as a parent. The podcast highlights a Seinfeld episode where George's weekly call to his parents reflects the significance of parental communication. The key lesson is that parents should actively reach out to their children and not expect them to initiate contact. By being proactive and engaging with them from a young age, parents can establish a meaningful connection and encourage open communication.

The Importance of Parents Checking In with Their Children

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“Nobody steals a scene on Seinfeld quite like George’s parents, Frank and Estelle Costanza. And of course, nobody makes George more miserable than them. They are a crazy, absurd set of parents.”

Ryan uses the example George Costanza from Seinfeld to explain why it’s your responsibility to understand your child’s life, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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