Steve C. Ward

The Next Right STEPS podcast

Steve C. Ward

  • Can Parents Control Their Kids?

Can Parents Control Their Kids?

Thursday 24th September 2020

Steve C. Ward explores why controlling your kids doesn't work and shares tips for effective parenting on 'The Next Right STEPS' podcast.
6 minutes
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The Next Right STEPS podcast
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Steve C. Ward
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Can Parents Really Control Their Kids? Insights from Steve C. Ward

We cannot control another human being, even our child.
Parenting often feels like a tightrope walk between guiding your children and giving them the freedom to grow. Steve C. Ward tackles this delicate balance in his latest episode of 'The Next Right STEPS' podcast. Many parents instinctively want to control their kids, hoping to keep them safe and steer them in the right direction. But Steve reveals that this approach can backfire, leading to codependency and stifling their independence.
Instead, he advocates for a more balanced method that combines setting boundaries, providing goals, and building trust. By focusing on these elements, parents can guide their children towards becoming responsible adults without falling into the trap of micromanagement. This episode is a must-listen for any parent struggling with the urge to control, offering practical advice and insights that can transform your parenting approach.
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