S2E4: On Talking with Your Children About Difficult Things

Episode 4 of the Playful Parenting Podcast podcast, hosted by Andrew Barnett, titled "S2E4: On Talking with Your Children About Difficult Things" was published on July 18, 2022 and runs 22 minutes.

July 18, 2022 ·22m · Playful Parenting Podcast

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Playful Parenting tackles telling kids the truth this week, and discusses the complexities regarding talking to your children about some of the harsh realities in this world, and how we can learn about ourselves and grow as parents and people through the process of exploring our discomfort around these conversations. Support the show

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Playful Parenting tackles telling kids the truth this week, and discusses the complexities regarding talking to your children about some of the harsh realities in this world, and how we can learn about ourselves and grow as parents and people through the process of exploring our discomfort around these conversations.

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