Show Notes
Behaviour is logical. It doesn’t come out of nowhere. Our kid’s words, actions, body language, and tone of voice are communicating something to us. What is she thinking and feeling yet not unable to say? We need to find a way to allow her to SAY it. To connect with our kid we need to meet her where she’s at. This isn’t the time to justify or explain why logically what we’ve been doing is ‘right’. So how do we connect with our kid so that whenever we talk to her about sex it doesn’t bring about disgust and anger? That’s what we’re diving into in this week’s episode. Are you willing to say 2 words, 7 letters? Are you willing to take full responsibility for your actions, no matter your intention? Are you willing to prioritise the connection with your kid over anything else? Join me for this episode and learn how to turn this scenario around. Now, I know this can be quite a challenging journey for most of us, so if you’d like to learn more strategies that can help you connect with your kid(s) alongside the skills required to implement them then join the waitlist for the Evolve School. We’re currently closed (we only open twice a year), but as soon as we reopen for enrollment I’ll be sure to let you know. If it’s a good time for you then you can join us. www.sarahsproule.com/evolve. Remember these strategies can be used time and time again, so be prepared to take notes. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and stories in my comments and DMs. x Sarah
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