Our kids’ emotional needs aren’t met by their parents because they will find ways to meet them on their own—which can lead to behaviors we don’t love or understand. True: food, sleep, house, etc. we do meet their needs. But, some of their other needs (connection, power, etc.) THEY MEET ON THEIR OWN.

In this episode of Mother U with Rachel Norman, we explore how to ensure your children’s needs are met in ways that support both them and your family as a whole.

We’re chatting about:

• The difference between needs parents meet versus needs kids meet on their own
• Common ways children try to meet unmet needs and why it can cause conflict
• Strategies to guide kids toward healthy, constructive ways to meet their own emotional and social needs

Tune in for practical parenting tips that help children thrive while keeping family life balanced and peaceful.

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