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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2026 · 9 MIN

Children Learn Who They Are by Watching Us

from Soultime Dr. Katja Makowka · host Dr. Katja Makowka

In this episode, the focus is on how adult behavior profoundly shapes children’s emotional development. The discussion highlights the importance of modeling authenticity, resilience, and self-compassion, emphasizing that children learn less from what adults say and more from what they observe. By showing how challenges are handled and how one treats oneself with kindness, adults can support children in developing self-worth and confidence. The message underscores that being present and genuine matters more than being perfect.Follow me on instagram for more inspiring, motivational and uplifting content. See you there❤️🫶http://www.instagram.com/drkatjamakowkaFor more ideas to raise your confidence and energy listen to the following episodes:Episode 100: The power of love and gratitude - a state of beingEpisode 105: Fail Forward: How Embracing Failure Can Propel Your Personal GrowthEpisode 108: Juggling Priorities in a Busy WorldEpisode 124: Embrace Growth: Prioritizing Progress Over PerfectionEpisode 127: Judgment Detox: How to Stop Worrying About What Others ThinkStrong, Soft, and Unshakable: How to Stay Soft in a World That Wants You Hardened

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