#255: Exaggerating-Amplifying-Conflating

from The Simplicity Parenting Podcast with Kim John Payne Hosted by Kim John Payne/Center for Social Sustainability

In this episode we explore why children can enlarge their accounts of what happened when things went wrong. We break it down to three tendencies and what we can do to help a child gain a better and more accurate perspective of what happened and how we can work through the trouble spots events to a better understanding. ❤️ Support the Podcast 📑 Simplicity Parenting Starter Kit 📲 Request a Consultation with Kim John Payne 📚 Simplicity Parenting Book Store

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