Stop Being So Thirsty

EPISODE · Feb 21, 2024 · 17 MIN

Stop Being So Thirsty

from Confessions of a Parent Coach · host Ann Kaplan

Are You a Pick-Me Parent? Every parent goes through times when they are acting what the kids these days call thirsty - desperate for our kids' attention or good graces. We don't want to incur their wrath or ruin the good vibes by disciplining them or raining on their parades. In other words, we are Pick-Me Parents 🤦😬 Unfortunately, Pick-Me parenting is a big mess and totally backfires. In this week's episode of Confessions Of A Parent Coach, I will tell you: ♦ When I have been a Pick-Me Parent with my kids (it's happened more than once) ♦ Why this thirsty parenting falls short, and ♦ How to get back on track with confident, authoritative parenting. When you work with me, you get support to move past any worries and insecurities that lead us to thirsty parenting. And I teach you how to create healthy parent-child relationships and improve behavior instead of getting stuck in those vibes. Set up a free call with me today! I'll learn all about your family and goals, show you how to get there, and help you figure out the best way to work with me. I can't wait to meet you!

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