Honeymoon Mindset

When your partner does something to upset you; the normal response is to go off. You will start to argue, yell, throw insults, make false claims and end up storming off.

This is not effective arguing and hurts the Honeymoon Mindset.

This episode we give 5 tips on how to argue effectively. When you follow these tips; an argument will be very short and effective with a positive outcome. An outcome that will enhance the Honeymoon Mindset.

On this week's episode of Honeymoon Mindset with Kids we talk about the effects of constant changes on kids. On their emotions, their behaviors, and their sense of self.

Listen as we discuss ways to minimize the negative effects changes can have on children. How to prepare kids for changes you know are coming and how to help them adjust to their new normal.

We discuss whether or not your children should be a part of decision making when changes are coming. And how vulnerable you should be with your children about your own feelings.

Balancing 2 things takes a steady hand and patience. When you finally get the things to balance on there own, it is a wonder all of it is own.

This date night tip, can be you as a couple or family, find objects around the house and balance 2 at a time. Find where the true middle in order for the 2 to balance on there own.

Once you have done this a couple of times, you will be able to find the true middle of issues in your relationship.

When you find where that middle is; you will be able to a Honeymoon Mindset Relationship!

"Happy Partner, Happy Life" is a temporary solution and only works until the starts to feel they are giving all the time.

For true Honeymoon Mindset, you need to find the middle. This is done through communication to find the compromise in the middle.

The middle will most likely be towards one side or the other. Rarely, will the middle be in the middle.

Eventually, it will happen naturally.

Can you find the middle?

When your spending time with your partner or family is it intentional?

We usually just are in a room trying to relax and finish what we are doing. If there is someone in the room with us, they are just there.

This date tip is to spend some intentional time with your partner and/or family. The best way is to have an old fashion picnic and enjoy each others company.

Sometimes in our relationship, we find that we compare our partner to the someone in a previous relationship.

When we do it has an effect. It can be a positive effect to help grow the relationship to a Honeymoon Relationship.

Through help each other work through it and vulnerability it can be done.

In this week's episode of Honeymoon Mindset with Kids we continue discussing how putting labels on kids affects them.

Learn how putting your children in a box by labeling them influences how they view themselves as well as how others perceive them.

Discover how even positive labels can keep them from growing into their full potential. It's never too late to change the label. Listen as we unveil the simple steps you can take to to undo the labels and help your child thrive.

Avoid Labeling Your Child by YaeBin Kim

www.extension.unr.edu

Stop Labeling Kids: Why it's so Important to Name the Behavior Instead By The Pragmatic Parent blog

Doing a date night with couple is healthy!

It gives you a chance to see how other couples react to each, deal with an issue and handle others.

Through this you can make a change if you find something you like or don't like.

This date night, invite other couples over to play the old fashion game of telephone.

During this game time, try and see how well you can get the message correct.

What do you need to do with you listening skills to get it right?

The #1 issue in a relationship is communication. The most common complaint about communication is listening.

How do you become a better listener?

Are there stages of listening?

Becoming a better listener will make your relationship stronger.

Listening to what is actually being said has become an artform.

Why don't you want to be a better listener for your partner?

In this week's episode of Honeymoon Mindset with Kids we discuss how putting labels on kids affects them.

Learn how putting your children in a box by labeling them influences how they view themselves as well as how others perceive them.

Discover how even positive labels can keep them from growing into their full potential. It's never too late to change the label. Listen as we unveil the simple steps you can take to to undo the labels and help your child thrive.

Avoid Labeling Your Child by YaeBin Kim

www.extension.unr.edu

Stop Labeling Kids: Why it's so Important to Name the Behavior Instead By The Pragmatic Parent blog