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Raising a child is (arguably) the most consequential project that most adults undertake. And yet, no degree, course completion, or even basic demonstration of competence is necessary to become a parent. Many assume that parenting skills will emerge naturally in response to the needs of their children. In reality, parents are often caught off-guard by the demands of presenting a coherent disciplinary strategy. In this episode, Axel and Patrick discuss foundations of discipline that should be considered in order to discipline children intentionally and effectively.
By Patrick FratoRaising a child is (arguably) the most consequential project that most adults undertake. And yet, no degree, course completion, or even basic demonstration of competence is necessary to become a parent. Many assume that parenting skills will emerge naturally in response to the needs of their children. In reality, parents are often caught off-guard by the demands of presenting a coherent disciplinary strategy. In this episode, Axel and Patrick discuss foundations of discipline that should be considered in order to discipline children intentionally and effectively.