The Common Mistake Most Parents Make | Children Absorb Information Like A Sponge
Sep 1, 2020 ·
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The Common Mistake Most Parents Make | Children Absorb Information Like A Sponge In this episode we discuss a more serious topic, the common mistake most parents make. We talk...
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The Common Mistake Most Parents Make | Children Absorb Information Like A Sponge
In this episode we discuss a more serious topic, the common mistake most parents make. We talk about the power of influence on the lives of your children and how much of what you say and demonstrate to them will be reflected in their own lives. Sometimes we or other people say things to our children as a joke, but we have to pay attention to if they’re understanding it’s just a joke. We talk about how it’s usually best to acknowledge the behavior of the child rather than acknowledge themselves when giving a compliment. We discuss advertising and the power it has to influence your children, oftentimes causing them to whine and complain about toys they don’t have. When your children pick up on doubt and hesitancies, then they will breathe and understand right into that. We talk about having adult conversations and the impact they can have on your children and oftentimes you don’t even think about the fact that they’re listening to you. Even hypothetical conversations can be misinterpreted from your children. Their subconscious shapes their future, and sheltering them from certain things will help them to have a better future.
A study from How to Win Friends and Influence People 1:03
When other people mind or care for your children 6:51
The hard part about Youtube 11:58
Paying the price for adult conversations 17:40
“Think about television, like as a parent, say you watch a show and you pick up a phrase. Good or bad. It’s so easy to integrate phrases into your life that like you said, the child might hear it and start repeating it, and they don’t know the context.” 8:57
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In this episode we discuss a more serious topic, the common mistake most parents make. We talk about the power of influence on the lives of your children and how much of what you say and demonstrate to them will be reflected in their own lives. Sometimes we or other people say things to our children as a joke, but we have to pay attention to if they’re understanding it’s just a joke. We talk about how it’s usually best to acknowledge the behavior of the child rather than acknowledge themselves when giving a compliment. We discuss advertising and the power it has to influence your children, oftentimes causing them to whine and complain about toys they don’t have. When your children pick up on doubt and hesitancies, then they will breathe and understand right into that. We talk about having adult conversations and the impact they can have on your children and oftentimes you don’t even think about the fact that they’re listening to you. Even hypothetical conversations can be misinterpreted from your children. Their subconscious shapes their future, and sheltering them from certain things will help them to have a better future.
A study from How to Win Friends and Influence People 1:03
When other people mind or care for your children 6:51
The hard part about Youtube 11:58
Paying the price for adult conversations 17:40
“Think about television, like as a parent, say you watch a show and you pick up a phrase. Good or bad. It’s so easy to integrate phrases into your life that like you said, the child might hear it and start repeating it, and they don’t know the context.” 8:57
https://www.facebook.com/theirishmummy/
https://www.instagram.com/the_irish_mummy/
https://www.theirishmummy.com
https://www.theirishmummy.com/ebook
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