MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
How to Raise Respectful Child in 2021
How to Raise Respectful Child in 2021
How to Raise Respectful Child in 2021
Wednesday 16th June 2021
Explore the secrets to raising respectful children with Aaron Lawler Patterson's insights on gratitude, attitude, and boundaries.
14 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Gratitude is crucial for instilling respect from a young age.
- Small acts like saying 'please' and 'thank you' build character.
- Setting clear boundaries helps children understand respect.
- Consistency is key in teaching respect effectively.
- Parenting challenges are real but perseverance pays off.
Respect is massive. It plays such a role in their character as well as our family dynamics.
In this episode of The Goodness Chick, Aaron Lawler Patterson, a seasoned international speaker and counsellor, explores the intricate dance of raising respectful children in the modern world. With a blend of humour and wisdom, Aaron delves into the magic ingredients of gratitude and attitude, offering practical advice on how these elements can lay a solid foundation for respect.
He suggests that gratitude isn't just about saying 'thank you' but involves deep reflection on what we're truly grateful for, starting from a young age. Aaron shares anecdotes from his own parenting journey, emphasising how small acts like saying 'please' and 'thank you' or holding the door open can shape a child's character. The discussion takes a deeper turn as Aaron highlights the importance of setting boundaries and accountability.
He argues that respect must be taught with compassion and consistency, noting that while kids might sometimes forget these lessons, gentle reminders can reinforce them. Aaron doesn't shy away from acknowledging the challenges parents face – exhaustion, frustration, and the need for perseverance. Yet, he reassures parents that consistency in teaching respect is key to success. Listeners are invited to reflect on their own experiences and consider how they can integrate these principles into their family life.
Aaron’s lively dialogue is not just informative but also an invitation to engage in a broader conversation about parenting and respect. If you're seeking strategies to nurture respectful young adults who value themselves and others, this episode offers a treasure trove of insights. Tune in to discover how respect starts at home and how you can lead by example.