Parenting Doctors Podcast

I Make A Lot Of Mistakes

How do we teach children humility?  It starts with us.  Check out this week's parenting podcast.  There are lots of things to apply from the latest research on parenting including addressing manipulation and the keys to allowing disagreement in the home while maintaining respect for authority.

Then there are things that make life better for the family like turning off the TV.  

One of the things that is most needed is HUMILITY.  "I make a lot of mistakes" is about us, as parents.   

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How To Form A Support Group for Parents of Teenagers

Parents of Teenagers have a lot in common.  It's time to get together and form support groups.  Many of you do this informally through friendships via sporting events, church get togethers, community gatherings, etc.  We provide some key things to think about in putting together the parameters of a formal support group.  

Themes, facilitator roles, key books and websites, and group rules.  

Time to form a group!  We are in this together!

Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

 

 

Anger Solutions For Your Kids

We need strategies for our kids' anger.  Of course, parents need to work on their own stuff.  The more parents are calm, cool, and collected, and can self-soothe and handle stress with poise, the more are kids will respond well.  Our stuff is for another day.

This podcast is about key strategies for our kids.  This podcast presents anger scaling, helping kids with categories, and the use of visualizations and role plays for handling future scenarios.  

See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

The Triple D Strategy for Manipulation When Attempting to Problem Solve

It is common to deal with manipulation when you are attempting to address another problem.  It is common to see eye roles or receive back talk when addressing aggression between siblings.  First of all, address everything and assume nothing.  Second, you need a strategy.  The following podcast is a Triple D Strategy when you are dealing with a second level of nonsense.  

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And See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

Flourishing Families Have Vulnerable Relationships: Vulnerability VS Fear

In today's podcast, I provide an example where a Dad made a mistake by communicating a negative assumption about his kid.  The kid went on to speak out of her hurt by being passive aggressive.  The answer in this scenario is vulnerability.  We walk through the steps on how family members can express how they feel and others can receive those expressions.  

Cognitive Flexibility During Holiday Stress

Holiday Stress?  We can all relate.  There are numerous holiday challenges.  Inconveniences are endless in family situations.  Inconveniences double and triple and stress multiples during holidays.  Cognitive Flexibility helps with the flow that is needed during holiday stress.

See Dr Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

Preparing Our Children For Adversity

Nobody wants to think about our children's future problems.  The reality is that adversity is right around the corner.  Listen to this parenting podcast as I give an extreme example of trauma and why one young man ended up with post-trauma resilience rather than a debilitating condition.  He attributed his resilience to his strong family support.  

See Dr Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

 

Temperament & Reinforcement Are The Two Key Factors

There are two key factors at play - temperament and reinforcement. 

Parents may over-emphasize temperament and over-value personality.  We do it all of the time.  "That's just his personality."  Strong-willed individuals may require more work.  Defiance may require more work.  Thus, shaping and reinforcement for that child's individual needs requires something different.  

See Dr Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

Healthy Families Allow Disagreement

Healthy Families Allow for Disagreement

Parents struggle with this one.  They use terms like "disobedience," or "rebelliousness."  Parents are unsure how to allow for disagreement while still maintaining authority in the family.  In today's parenting podcast, I lay out the specific rules for allowing for disagreement.  

This is taken from Dr. Dan's new book You Are Your Child's Best Psychologist.  

See Dr Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20

What is most important when dealing with aggression toward others, back talking, property destruction, defiance, and noncompliance?

What is most important when dealing with aggression toward others, back talking, property destruction, defiance, and noncompliance? 

65% follow through and are consistent more than two times per week.  Lots to discuss about this.

See Dr Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20