Helping Your Sensitive Kid Accept Responsibility

A little tooth sensitivity is easy to brush off. "It's not a big deal," you think.

But beneath the surface, decay is silently eating away at the root.

By the time you're wincing in pain with every bite, that little cavity is now a big, expensive root canal.

Can you imagine parenting like that? Of course you would never neglect your kid’s tooth pain.

Quick question– why are you ignoring your own exhaustion as a parent, treating it like a neglected toothache?

What does this have to do with teaching your child to take responsibility for their actions?

Your sensitive child's daily meltdowns are just like emotional cavities, eroding their resilience at the root.

Fill them now before you're facing an emotional extraction that didn't have to happen.

Watch to learn more.

[ninaschmidt]

Wow... Someone in 2024 who dares to say it: Parenting is not a quick fix and it's not only about your child. It's on the lines of a quote I heard many years ago. "Parents are just kids who grew up and had kids". But we need to be more... I want to be a kid who grows up and mature. I think MTC might help. Thank you!