Bucket Emptying: 10 Things to Say to Your Children Every Day
How Not to Screw Up Your Kids · Dr Maryhan
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Show Notes
I believe in you.
I will always love you.
I am always here for you.
How often do you say any of these things to your children?
The truth is, it’s probably less you’d like to admit, and you’re not alone. As parents, it’s easy to get caught up in the day to day of parenting, that we forget to give our kids the affirmation and reassurance they want and need from us.
In this bucket emptying episode, I’m going to share ten things that you can start saying to your children right now to build self-belief, confidence and resilience.
So pour yourself a cuppa, find a comfy seat, and enjoy the conversation…
Highlights from this episode:
01:57 - What is confirmation bias?
05:14 - Tell me more about…
08:22 - Big emotions can be tricky
10:07 - I like the way you…
12:20 - I’m always here when you need me
14:59 - Each day I am learning more about you
17:06 - I am grateful I am your parent because…
18:37 - Within you is your greatest self
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