29 min
Parent Overwhelm and the Habit of Doing Too Much Tara's Take - Parenting, Education & Life With Kids
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Are you nurturing your child's independence or inadvertently hindering it? As parents, it's second nature for us to step in and assist our children in their daily tasks, from packing their backpacks to choosing their outfits. But what if this well-intentioned habit is contributing to your overwhelm? Today, I aim to shed light on this delicate parenting conundrum. I believe it's our duty to empower our kids, foster a sense of responsibility and arm them with necessary life skills. Let's reevaluate our parenting routines together and explore how we can guide our children towards becoming more self-reliant.
I'll walk you through various stages of development and discuss how you can help your child master some tasks. From dressing up on their own, to emptying the dishwasher, we'll talk about the importance of responsibilities over chores. The key is understanding skill development is all about striking a balance, adjusting time for transitions, and ensuring we make space for children to learn
As our children grow, so does the complexity of the tasks they can handle. From carefully handling fragile items to planning meals, the world is their oyster, and with our guidance, they can navigate it while reducing our overwhelm.
So, join me as we embark on this journey of raising resilient children together. Let's ensure that our kids not only thrive at home but also out in the world, equipped with the skills they need to succeed.
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Get your quick and actionable tips, blog/podcast updates and curated children's book recommendations by joining Tara's Take the Newsletter HERE
You can also submit questions directly to me at info@taragratto.ca or by heading to our website HERE
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The music for this podcast is written and produced by Jazlyn B with the guidance of Sabine Ndalamba
Note: This podcast is created for educational purposes only. Any references links, resources or content are not intended as a substitute for medical or professional mental health advice.
Are you nurturing your child's independence or inadvertently hindering it? As parents, it's second nature for us to step in and assist our children in their daily tasks, from packing their backpacks to choosing their outfits. But what if this well-intentioned habit is contributing to your overwhelm? Today, I aim to shed light on this delicate parenting conundrum. I believe it's our duty to empower our kids, foster a sense of responsibility and arm them with necessary life skills. Let's reevaluate our parenting routines together and explore how we can guide our children towards becoming more self-reliant.
I'll walk you through various stages of development and discuss how you can help your child master some tasks. From dressing up on their own, to emptying the dishwasher, we'll talk about the importance of responsibilities over chores. The key is understanding skill development is all about striking a balance, adjusting time for transitions, and ensuring we make space for children to learn
As our children grow, so does the complexity of the tasks they can handle. From carefully handling fragile items to planning meals, the world is their oyster, and with our guidance, they can navigate it while reducing our overwhelm.
So, join me as we embark on this journey of raising resilient children together. Let's ensure that our kids not only thrive at home but also out in the world, equipped with the skills they need to succeed.
___
Get your quick and actionable tips, blog/podcast updates and curated children's book recommendations by joining Tara's Take the Newsletter HERE
You can also submit questions directly to me at info@taragratto.ca or by heading to our website HERE
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The music for this podcast is written and produced by Jazlyn B with the guidance of Sabine Ndalamba
Note: This podcast is created for educational purposes only. Any references links, resources or content are not intended as a substitute for medical or professional mental health advice.
29 min