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My guest today, Kimball Lewis, is the CEO of EmpoweringParents.com. In addition to his leadership and management roles, he contributes as an editor, a homeschooling expert, and a parent coach. He resides in Orlando, Florida, with his wife and two teenage sons.

Thank you, Kimball, for joining me today on Doing Relationships Right to talk about WHY KIDS LIE and what we can do to stop it!

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Show notes:

[2:44] How Kimball started being an evangelist for James Lehman

[5:19] Kids and lying

[8:59] The importance of writing down the rules

[10:08] When you say telling the truth won’t get them into trouble

[15:20] Kids only lie because of fear of being punished

[19:13] Check out this excellent parenting tool: Soberlink (https://www.soberlink.com/partners/drr)

[20:36] Shifting from white lies to real ones

[29:16] On parents being anxious about their children