In an age where children often have easy access to material comforts, it's essential to consider how intentional limits—referred to as "benevolent deprivation"—can develop resilience, responsibility, and gratitude in our kids. 

In this episode of Mother U with Rachel Norman, we jump into the concept of benevolent deprivation, discussing how setting thoughtful boundaries can equip children with the skills they need to navigate life's challenges.

We're chatting about:

• What "benevolent deprivation" means and how it protects our kids
• The benefits of setting intentional limits for children
• How to balance providing for your child's needs with teaching them not raising entitled kids

Tune in for  practical strategies for implementing benevolent deprivation in your everyday parenting!

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