parenting

Tell me if this sounds familiar…

Your child is completely OBSESSED with a video game.

It’s all they think about.

It’s all they talk about.

And whatever plans are being made, they must revolve around this game.

The real problem is that they will do just about anything to be able to play this game.

Our child became a bully today… and I’ll tell you how.

Last week our son came running inside crying, hardly able to catch his breath.

The older kids in the neighborhood were mocking him because he couldn’t do any tricks on his bike.

He sobbed until he was out of tears.

We tried to talk to their parents, but that did not go too well.

Kids and teens with anxiety will develop habits or rituals so they can worry less.

There was a boy who wanted to learn how to throw a football.

The father tried several times to teach his son how to throw, but when they went outside to practice, his son would just goof off.

When his dad would throw the ball, his son would fall to the ground, roll around, and pretend he was a dog chewing on a stick. 

When it was his son’s turn to throw, the father would say, “That’s not how you throw a football.”

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I met a young boy who was really struggling with anxiety.

In his world, his biggest fear was that his friends would forget about him. He thought, if his friends were playing without him, they would never want to play with him again.

This fear was causing problems in many other areas of his life.

Every child is going to struggle with something in their life that their parent cannot fix. 
In those moments, they still need their parents to love and support them as they work through their problems.

We have all made mistakes. 
We have all let our emotions get the best of us. 
We have all regularly proven there are NO perfect parents.

Don’t Give Up! Your Family Needs You!