4 Things You MUST SAY To Your Kids DAILY | Positive Parenting

Today's positive parenting tips are all about the 4 things you must say to your kids daily. Positive parenting is essential for both you and your kids, so let's delve into it more.

00:00 Intro & Summary
00:33 How To Communicate These Things To Your Children
02:01 How To Let Your Kids Handle Things On Their Own
04:53 How To Let Your Kids Ask If They Have Any Questions
06:10 What Is Your Job As A Parent

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Dr. Paul Jenkins

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[justlucky]

Crazy this world is. Paul was actually my therapist as a kid, I was in foster homes and barely making it through life and Paul was my only friend at times.... So I’m going through YouTube and he pops up 😍😂😂 Thanks for everything you do Paul and thank you so much 👊 I now have my own beautiful family and I have been a great person and parent because of everything you taught me as a kid 👊 but I’ll be watching all the videos to always be getting better and more complete 🙏 take care of each other out there 🖖

[enricopallazzo]

1-I love you
2-Ask if you have any questions
3-You can handle this
4-Good luck!

[faithhopelove]

I remember in High School, there was a girl who always looked sad, and her hair and clothing was always unkempt for many months, until one day I saw her looking happy, smiling a lot and really dressed up and makeup, and my friends and I wondered what had changed her, and when asked this question to her, her reply was simple, she said, “My mother said ‘I love you!’ to me for the first time in my life!” ...
The power of words!💗

[poolboyinla]

I tell my kid that I love him and God loves him.

[lauramorris]

Great advice! I'm going to start saying "You can handle this, and I will help you. What should you do about this?" when my daughter comes to me with an issue. That statement, "You can handle this, " is SO powerful! I wish someone had told me that as a kid over and over.

[CloudTravel]

Being a parent is one of the hardest job on earth and perhaps the most important one. Thanks for the tips!🙂🙂🙂

[georgianaalissa]

If it wasn't for dr. Paul, I wouldn't know what to do about kids. I applied his tips. We didn't even say I love you, in our family. But now it's better. Thank you!

[fatahiyakashif]

After watching so many of your videos, whenever I get upset about my kids, now you seem like a family member. Your tips work like magic. I've made so many mistakes before I found your lectures. Wish I had known these things before.

[parentingadvice.]

Being a parent is one of the hardest job on earth and perhaps the most important one. Thanks for the tips!

[jennifermanzano]

I love what you said about handling things. I am 47, mom of one little boy, and I just recently figured out that all of my many anxieties stem from the belief that I CAN’T handle it! Excellent information…I will definitely include all four of these phrases into my son’s daily routine!

[kateruterbories]

Pointing out that death is a given is NOT insensitive, it's an extremely important conversation!! People get so wrapped up in life that they forget to live. Talking to everyone, in an age appropriate way, that they have an expiration date is the most loving thing we can do!!

[homemakinglikeamother]

Thank you for putting your wisdom & knowledge on this platform. I’ve been implementing what I’ve learned from you and your wife since I found your videos yesterday and IT WORKS!!!!

[denariusag]

You're a life saver! So glad I searched out for a channel like yours. I've been implementing smiling more and I can see their little brains working. It's great! Thank you soo much!

[libbylife]

You make this world a better place! God bless you and your family!😍

[guylamullins]

Both of my daughters are ADHD. I have Aspergers. Their dad is ADHD. I did remind them to do things. I have to hack my life in so many ways just to survive. I actually sit down and write out an activity board to remind me what I need to do or whatever it is doesn’t get done. I come across as being controlling but it’s how I survive. I’m quite happy with routine. I have come to realize my ideas of routine drive them nuts. Some people find me very rigid and not too open to change. I can but I’m not very good at it.

[inesprince]

Death smiles at us all. All we can do is smile back. Marcus Aurelius quote

[rachel]

This all works great on my husband too! The less I control, the happier we are.

[boxadorsrus]

Did this message resonate with me? Yeah, I'm a little teary eyed thinking how my dad, who passed away at age 97, never once told me he loved me until he was 95 years old and was relying on me as his only caregiver because he had Alzheimer's. Frankly, he was a malignant narcissist most of his life, a subject that's addressed on a whole buncha other YouTube channels. I forgave him long ago because he was mentally ill. Interestingly enough, his lifelong malignant narcissism eventually was eclipsed and overpowered by Alzheimer's, deafness, near-blindness, and an inability to walk. Up until his fatal heart attack, he was still a potential danger to me in that he was highly likely to give the family "fortune" to outsiders either to spite me and my sister or inadvertently.

[aquienpuedainteresar]

I have a long way to got go but thanks to Dr. Jenkins advice I have improved a lot. I even see improved in my children, sometimes 😁

[ShesMakinDough]

All are correct but your number 3 is spot on for me !! I have witnessed that with my oldest. Had I known then, I would have allowed her to do much more on her own, because without realizing it she was already going through anxiety from having over 30 surgical procedures and by me doing everything for her made is 100 times worse !