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19. Are You Unknowingly Triggering These Two Toxic Emotions In Your Child?
Two toxic emotions are painful for everyone.
Children and adults alike.
But unfortunately, some parents trigger these emotions in their own kids.
Despite being well-meant, intelligent, and loving parents, they still cause emotional havoc in their children.
As I have said, they are painful for everyone. But especially for children because they are dependent on adults, and they have to tolerate what we, as adults, do to them.
So, how can we teach our children how to handle their emotions?
Some controversial parenting techniques work. However, this doesn't mean that they are right.
As a matter of fact, your job is to show your kids how to regulate themselves emotionally.
And you have to do this without shaming or punishing them with the feeling of aloneness.
In this week's episode of Your Brain on Trauma, I will first describe the two most toxic emotions.
Afterward, you will listen to examples of how these emotions manifest in parenting.
Finally, you will get my advice on teaching your children how to regulate their emotions without shaming them or leaving them alone.
In This Episode:
01:00 I feel grateful for having found my purpose
03:04 Well-meant parents can trigger toxic emotions in their children
04:50 Two most toxic emotions
06:57 One of these emotions induces the other one
08:16 How do these toxic emotions show up in parenting
11:29 Some parenting techniques work but are not right
12:22 Helping your children constructively
13:15 Showing your children what is wrong without leaving them alone
17:16 Teaching without lecturing and by acknowledging their feelings
18:36 Why solitary confinement is the worst punishment
19:34 Our job as parents and how children behave
Connect with Dr. Kavetha Sundaramoorthy:
● Rapid Relationship Repair FREE Mini-Course - https://bit.ly/RapidRelationshipRepair
● Come join us in our free Facebook group Your Brain on Trauma, where is a whole community of women just like you who are on this sacred healing journey: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rm4fp/
● Sign up to my live event: The Clearing: https://bit.ly/TheClearingLIVE
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By Kavetha SundaramoorthyTwo toxic emotions are painful for everyone.
Children and adults alike.
But unfortunately, some parents trigger these emotions in their own kids.
Despite being well-meant, intelligent, and loving parents, they still cause emotional havoc in their children.
As I have said, they are painful for everyone. But especially for children because they are dependent on adults, and they have to tolerate what we, as adults, do to them.
So, how can we teach our children how to handle their emotions?
Some controversial parenting techniques work. However, this doesn't mean that they are right.
As a matter of fact, your job is to show your kids how to regulate themselves emotionally.
And you have to do this without shaming or punishing them with the feeling of aloneness.
In this week's episode of Your Brain on Trauma, I will first describe the two most toxic emotions.
Afterward, you will listen to examples of how these emotions manifest in parenting.
Finally, you will get my advice on teaching your children how to regulate their emotions without shaming them or leaving them alone.
In This Episode:
01:00 I feel grateful for having found my purpose
03:04 Well-meant parents can trigger toxic emotions in their children
04:50 Two most toxic emotions
06:57 One of these emotions induces the other one
08:16 How do these toxic emotions show up in parenting
11:29 Some parenting techniques work but are not right
12:22 Helping your children constructively
13:15 Showing your children what is wrong without leaving them alone
17:16 Teaching without lecturing and by acknowledging their feelings
18:36 Why solitary confinement is the worst punishment
19:34 Our job as parents and how children behave
Connect with Dr. Kavetha Sundaramoorthy:
● Rapid Relationship Repair FREE Mini-Course - https://bit.ly/RapidRelationshipRepair
● Come join us in our free Facebook group Your Brain on Trauma, where is a whole community of women just like you who are on this sacred healing journey: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rm4fp/
● Sign up to my live event: The Clearing: https://bit.ly/TheClearingLIVE