In this episode, Brett and Laura discuss teaching their kids responsibility. The most important thing Brett and Laura do as parents is that they treat their kids like adults. By treating them as such, they are able to grow and adapt quickly to the responsibilities and tasks given to them. A very common thing Brett says is, "A parent's duty is to teach your kids to be good adults, not to teach them to be good kids." With that goal in mind, Brett and Laura stress how important it is to give your kids responsibilities early in their lives. Because ultimately, it's not that complicated and will help them grow in the long run.
It can start small! For example, maybe having your kids be responsible for getting themselves up for school by setting their own alarms. Then, that can progress into them getting themselves ready and making their own breakfast. And eventually, your kids will be ready to start making their own lunch and ordering their own groceries. This is just one of the many examples Brett and Laura talk about in this episode. By giving your kids these responsibilities now, by the time they are ready to move out as adults, they will know how to take care of themselves. Watch this episode to discover other ways Brett and Laura taught their kids responsibility and learn actionable steps you can take to start teaching your kids the same responsibilities.
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In this episode, Brett and Laura discuss teaching their kids responsibility. The most important thing Brett and Laura do as parents is that they treat their kids like adults. By treating them as such, they are able to grow and adapt quickly to the responsibilities and tasks given to them. A very common thing Brett says is, "A parent's duty is to teach your kids to be good adults, not to teach them to be good kids." With that goal in mind, Brett and Laura stress how important it is to give your kids responsibilities early in their lives. Because ultimately, it's not that complicated and will help them grow in the long run.
It can start small! For example, maybe having your kids be responsible for getting themselves up for school by setting their own alarms. Then, that can progress into them getting themselves ready and making their own breakfast. And eventually, your kids will be ready to start making their own lunch and ordering their own groceries. This is just one of the many examples Brett and Laura talk about in this episode. By giving your kids these responsibilities now, by the time they are ready to move out as adults, they will know how to take care of themselves. Watch this episode to discover other ways Brett and Laura taught their kids responsibility and learn actionable steps you can take to start teaching your kids the same responsibilities.
Follow our socials!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brett.chotkevys
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Brettchotkevys1
Check out some FREE Resources HERE: https://www.PALM.University