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Today, we’re diving into your questions about parenting kids with melancholy personalities—from helping a 5-year-old navigate self-critical thoughts to encouraging a 10-year-old who always wants to leave the party early, to figuring out how to connect with a tween who keeps butting heads with you. If you’ve ever wondered how to better understand your child’s temperament and parent with both wisdom and grace, you’re in the right place.
Episode Recap:
9:15 - My son can be so negative about himself, how can I coach him?
12:10 - My melancholy child always wants to leave events early - how would you approach this?
14:45 - We have to learn not to be embarrassed our kids behavior
15:40 - How do I build a better relationship with my blue son?
17:55 - Practice encouraging your son in his strengths
19:00 - How can I figure out my child’s personality color?
Scripture for Reflection:
Psalm 139:14 (NIV) – “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
Questions for Discussion:
Resources:
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Today, we’re diving into your questions about parenting kids with melancholy personalities—from helping a 5-year-old navigate self-critical thoughts to encouraging a 10-year-old who always wants to leave the party early, to figuring out how to connect with a tween who keeps butting heads with you. If you’ve ever wondered how to better understand your child’s temperament and parent with both wisdom and grace, you’re in the right place.
Episode Recap:
9:15 - My son can be so negative about himself, how can I coach him?
12:10 - My melancholy child always wants to leave events early - how would you approach this?
14:45 - We have to learn not to be embarrassed our kids behavior
15:40 - How do I build a better relationship with my blue son?
17:55 - Practice encouraging your son in his strengths
19:00 - How can I figure out my child’s personality color?
Scripture for Reflection:
Psalm 139:14 (NIV) – “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”
Questions for Discussion:
Resources:
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