Show Notes
No you weren’t wrong. We do need to have sensitive convos with our kids that provide them with information that they will need as they grow. But what a lot of experts miss is that to have these kinds of convos we need to establish and have nurtured a connection with our kid. The same connection we had with them as babies isn’t the exact same one they need now. So in learning new skills & strategies, we can grow with them and maintain our connections. Have a listen to this week’s podcast and let me know if you found it helpful. As always, if you need more support in any part of your parenting The Evolve School would love to help you care for your kid. Join the waitlist here, www.sarahsproule.com/evolve and I'll be in touch before the next enrollment. x Sarah
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