Risk of Raising a ‘Good’ Child

My husband Doug and I just returned from taking our almost 5-year-old grandson Sebastian camping in the Sierras for 6 days. What a glorious time we had!! He was happy and exploring at least 99.9% of the time. We visited Yosemite and hiked almost to the top of Vernal Falls. He was the youngest one up so high.

A major highlight for Sebastian was visiting a ghost town – Bodie – east of the Sierra Mountains. I loved seeing him confidently, eagerly running around to a large piece of old mining equipment and then to an old building that caught his eye, and then o to the next thing.

Then camping by a lovely mountain stream where he and Doug were wading and adventuring for most of the morning. We have so many wonderful memories.

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Today’s video – “The Risk of Raising a ‘Good Child’

Does raising a ‘good’ child make you feel more comfortable and that you are doing a good job as a parent?

Does it feel less risky?

This is the way many parents feel. If this is you, I recommend you take a closer look. Trying to raise a well-behaved child is fraught with often unrecognized risks that limit your child’s self-confidence and emotional well-being.

Today’s video tells you the most significant risks to your child both now and in the future.

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In the meantime, here’s wishing you a joyous week with your child!

Happy Trails!

To your Joyous Family!
Connie