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As parents, it’s natural to have hopes and expectations for our kids—but what happens when those expectations clash with who they truly are? In this episode of More Than Meets the Mom, we’re diving into the idea of "rounding out the edges"—helping our kids navigate life with confidence, rather than trying to reshape them into our vision of who they should be. We’ll explore how to embrace their unique strengths (and struggles), support them through uncomfortable behaviors, and shift our mindset from control to guidance. Because parenting isn’t about sculpting a perfect mold—it’s about helping our kids grow into the best version of themselves
By Kristen Weleba & Becca TardiffAs parents, it’s natural to have hopes and expectations for our kids—but what happens when those expectations clash with who they truly are? In this episode of More Than Meets the Mom, we’re diving into the idea of "rounding out the edges"—helping our kids navigate life with confidence, rather than trying to reshape them into our vision of who they should be. We’ll explore how to embrace their unique strengths (and struggles), support them through uncomfortable behaviors, and shift our mindset from control to guidance. Because parenting isn’t about sculpting a perfect mold—it’s about helping our kids grow into the best version of themselves