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I have asked my eldest son & his response is very spot on as to what my intuition tells me I need to do better.
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I completely agree and have done this myself. It can be very humbling.
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I always wished I could have my kid ask me about where I'm going wrong, because as a kid I had to bottle up so much because I couldn't be honest about the parts they were hurting me......... Or other people including their selves. I love that you brought it up and reminded me about it
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I remember when my son was young and he actually said to me that I wasn’t showing how much I loved them. I always thought that I was through my actions, but my son said to me that he and his sister also wanted to hear me say it. That it was nice to hear it. I apologized to my son and daughter cause he seemed really upset about it and from then on out I made sure I always said I love you to them everyday before sending them off to school. My kids are 31 and 24 now and I still make sure to tell them that I love them 🙂
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I would love to have Trevor as my friend. His mind is amazing
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This conversation went in the right direction. I believe parents have to realize an opened, honest and genuine conversation in regards to whatever it may be, helps build a healthy foundation around their relationship. Not just between a child and their parent, but a healthy foundation and understanding the importance of communication in general. I love opening and ending conversations. This breaks the ice on many topics children and parents have in mind. 😊 Great conversation starter
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My kids are 23 & 20..... this is exactly what I did .... ☺️
They are full of insight, wisdom, and it is a beautiful partnership when you keep your heart fully open to them, ask what they need, what you can do better FOR them, and everyone grows!
It was such an incredible experience raising them, the way I wished I had been raised ..... it was so rewarding, they are such grounded, self aware people, that I wrote a book to help guide parents!
Check it out, it's called -
"You Are Their Lighthouse"
😊 By Jill MacDonal
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I agree, I do this with my kids. I remember when I was a child the mentality was you're a child and I'm a adult. I want my kids to have a voice, we should respect each other no matter the age.
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Another thing to understand is that ADHD is hereditary. But most parents see their own thoughts, feelings, and actions as "normal" until they get diagnosed.
When my kids were younger on Mother's Day, I would ask for 3 things that they liked to get from me and how they felt about our relationship to each individual child.
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I'm voluntarily turning into a butterfly from my kids harsh and brutal honesty, they are telling me who and how I am, let's just say I'm embracing my Kinstugi era and I'm loving it, not easy but quite refreshing. Especially my Gen Alpha baby.
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Sooooooo true!
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Good point, actually. Kids of nowadays are so intelligent.
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I actually ask my kid that
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Trevor Noah sounds like mufti Menk, he is also South African
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My son called me Attila the mum. 30 years later we still communicate well
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My parents didn’t want to know because they weren’t willing to try to improve.
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I ask my daughter that every year around my birthday and o work on it as a gift to her. My birthday is in June and her birthday is in November. So in November is check in with her to see how I’m doing. She asks me now. We are growing together.
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Yearly review is too long, we need quarterly reviews, every 3 months. This way we correct ourselves sooner.
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"You need to give me more game time and chocolate"
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@kaymitchell6143
3 weeks ago
My mom did this for me as a child. She normalized making mistakes, immediately apologizing, and talking it out. I’ll never forget the first time she apologized to me for incorrectly assuming I had done something wrong and getting on me about it. I felt so respected and seen.
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