Chores like cleaning the kitchen & grocery shopping are easier for me without kids. But once I became a mother of 3 in our blended family, "doing it myself" was no longer an option. Cleaning the kitchen with all three of them feels like I'm continuously putting out small fires. Fortunately there seems to be a few less "fires" each time. What techniques do you use to teach your children how to do the "hard things"?
While striving to be the best parents in this distraction-filled, technologically driven world, most of us realize that the world around us is changing rapidly while our parenting approach is not. Something is missing. The answer is surprisingly simple and right in front of us...it’s focus. Focus is a skill that can be mastered similar to reading and math. Our children’s potential can be unlocked and their happiness unleashed by teaching our children to “Own Their Focus.”
Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Teaching Children to do the "Hard Things"
Growing up, my mother would start every Saturday morning with a few hours of chores. As a kid it felt brutal. One friend recalls her mother telling me, "I like your home; it is so big and beautiful." I answered, "You might not think so if you had to clean it."
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