Episode 1: My Daughter Was Furious With Me

In the very first episode of Middle Years, Bridget answers a question from a mom whose sixth-grade daughter was furious with her after a difficult parenting decision.When her daughter skipped volleyball practice and asked her mom to send an email that wasn't truthful, the mom found herself wrestling with a question so many middle school parents face:Should I step in and help, or should I let my child experience the outcome of their choices?Together, we'll explore why this isn't really a conversation about consequences. It's a conversation about leadership, connection, integrity, disappointment, and what our job actually is when our middle schoolers are upset with us.In this episode, you'll learn:Why disappointment and disconnection are not the same thingHow Bridget's approach to parenting the middle years can help you make decisions from steadiness instead of fearThe four relationships that were present in this parenting momentHow to hold onto your values without losing connectionA simple way to repair and reconnect after a ruptureIf you've ever wondered, "Did I do the right thing?" this episode is for you.Because middle school parenting isn't about getting it right all the time. It's about staying connected, staying steady, and continuing to show up even when you're unsure.You can find Bridget on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/bridget.parentcoach/).If you'd like to learn more about Steady + Connected Parenting™, go here: https://bridgetparentco.samcart.com/products/unbreakable-bond