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When you and your partner parent differently
One of you thinks the other parent is yelling too much. The other thinks you're too lenient.
This one isn’t about your kid, it’s about you and your partner.
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In this Q&A, I talk about how to find common ground when you and your co-parent see things differently, without it turning into another argument.
Warm wishes,
Dr. Eileen
P.S. Disagreements about discipline often come down to how we each handle our own frustration. If that part resonates, I wrote about 6 strategies that actually help — before you get to the yelling. Read it here →
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By Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhDOne of you thinks the other parent is yelling too much. The other thinks you're too lenient.
This one isn’t about your kid, it’s about you and your partner.
Dr. Friendtastic for Parents is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
In this Q&A, I talk about how to find common ground when you and your co-parent see things differently, without it turning into another argument.
Warm wishes,
Dr. Eileen
P.S. Disagreements about discipline often come down to how we each handle our own frustration. If that part resonates, I wrote about 6 strategies that actually help — before you get to the yelling. Read it here →
Dr. Friendtastic for Parents is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.