Julie Wright

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 150: Heather Turgeon and Julie Wright On Handling Common Parenting Dilemmas · 26 Mar 2019 podcast

And this way we're all on the same page and we've talked about it.

And they also see their parents united over the family agreements.

And in this context, it's just a slightly nuanced difference from the word rules in that we're a family where we're unique.

You may go to someone else's house and they might not have the same family agreements, but this is how we do things in our family, and we can talk about it and we

can talk about why and we can talk about at our next meeting, we can talk about how is it working.

So it's just a way to come together as a family unit and and to feel like, wow, my family's really

We think about things and we do things mindfully and we do things in a way that we have each other's backs.

You know, even if you had a little baby, you could you could do it.

I mean, babies have amazing receptive language and and they pick up they absorb feeling.

It wouldn't be any harm in doing it as early as possible.

Definitely.

And I I also think that it's it's aligned with this idea of helping them develop their internal monitor of right and wrong.

So they're ultimately behaving from a level of principle.

I've I understand the reason why this is the right choice to make, or I have to do this right now, or I can't do this right now, rather than just like Heather said, being shaped.

From the outside in the moment.

It's it's very, it's a very low level of morality to just try to get them to do or not do something in a moment, you know, by offering a reward or punishment.

So it's definitely a much more complicated, messy, you know, long-haul situation, but we want our children ultimately to behave.

from an internal moral place.

us.

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