What even IS discipline?

EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 34 MIN

What even IS discipline?

from Confessions of a Parent Coach · host Ann Kaplan

What even IS discipline? Have you ever stopped to ask yourself this question? It turns out that most of us have a really warped idea of what discipline is and what it's supposed to accomplish. This leads parents to end up either avoiding discipline like the plague or leaning way too hard into punitive parenting. Both of these approaches are ineffective, and changing our understanding of this one fundamental question: "What is discipline?" is the beginning of turning that all around. In this week's episode of Confessions Of A Parent Coach, I will show you: ♦ What discipline actually is, ♦ How to shift your understanding of discipline and the role it plays in your parenting and ♦ Why this one shift alone can lead to a total change in your parenting and your child's behavior. When you work with me, I teach you exactly how to incorporate healthy discipline into your parenting in ways that help your child learn important lessons while strengthening your relationship. 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! https://calendly.com/annkaplan/discoverycall or visit my website at https://www.annkaplanparentcoach.com/

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