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Dr. Becky has noticed a trend of swapping out important boundaries with keeping kids happy
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Dr. Becky O'Neill says kids have always pushed limits and asked for things that aren’t good for them.
This generation of children has staggering rates of anxiety and depression.
The cost of not being able to set boundaries with kids has never been higher.
O’Neill: Sturdy Leadership is a model of parental authority where parents both hold boundaries and stay connected to a child.
Parents need more support from parents to help them become confident, Sturdy Leaders.
We know that phones and social media are impeding our kids’ ability to flourish.
We need to expand the conversation so that rather than feeling locked in fear, parents know practical skills they can build to bring change.