orangehatter on Nostr: ⁉️ Are We Accidentally Raising Our Kids to Be Lonely? As parents, we all want to ...
⁉️ Are We Accidentally Raising Our Kids to Be Lonely?
As parents, we all want to raise confident, kind kids who can navigate the world successfully. But are our parenting choices unintentionally making it harder for them to build meaningful relationships?
This is a delicate balance—teaching good manners without turning them into people-pleasers. And it’s one worth exploring, because both extremes—kids with no manners and kids who always comply—can lead to loneliness.
In my latest blog, I share a real-life story from my homeschooling co-op that highlights why this balance matters, the pitfalls of compliance, and how to equip kids with the skills they need to build their “village.”
Plus, I introduce the 7-Day Hero Journal Challenge—a simple way to help your child develop kindness, self-awareness, and compassion in just a few minutes each day.
Click below to read more and learn how to raise kids who are kind, confident, and true to themselves:
https://www.talilindberg.com/post/good-manners-compliance
❓ How do you help your kids strike this balance? Let me know in the comments!
As parents, we all want to raise confident, kind kids who can navigate the world successfully. But are our parenting choices unintentionally making it harder for them to build meaningful relationships?
This is a delicate balance—teaching good manners without turning them into people-pleasers. And it’s one worth exploring, because both extremes—kids with no manners and kids who always comply—can lead to loneliness.
In my latest blog, I share a real-life story from my homeschooling co-op that highlights why this balance matters, the pitfalls of compliance, and how to equip kids with the skills they need to build their “village.”
Plus, I introduce the 7-Day Hero Journal Challenge—a simple way to help your child develop kindness, self-awareness, and compassion in just a few minutes each day.
Click below to read more and learn how to raise kids who are kind, confident, and true to themselves:
https://www.talilindberg.com/post/good-manners-compliance
❓ How do you help your kids strike this balance? Let me know in the comments!