Katherine Reynolds Lewis

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 111: Katherine Reynolds Lewis Tells us the Good News About Bad Behavior · 5 Jun 2018 podcast

And and this it holds for depression.

Eating disorders, schizophrenia, bunch of other conditions, alcoholism and addiction, that the more that our loved ones are critical of us, the more we're sort of weakened and and more likely to relapse into those kinds of conditions.

I listened to that podcast, I loved it.

Oh good.

Yeah, they're we're like the memory keepers for our kids.

They may not notice how they're growing and changing.

So we the more we can point it out, the better.

And our kids, you know, kids who are atypical, they know they can they they know they're making mistakes.

They already feel bad about themselves.

They can see, you know, compared to their peers how they're different.

So they don't need us pointing out those mistakes to them.

The good news is that it is a totally normal way that kids develop nowadays, that these things that seem like bumps in the road or problems are just the path to success.

And so we should, as I said in the beginning, view them as opportunities and not problems.

And the other good news is that there's so many research-backed, road tested methods of discipline.

That are compassionate and collaborative that will help our kids to develop the skills that they need.

So there's so many amazing resources, and I tried to kind of pull all of them into my book and highlight the four that I thought were the most comprehensive.

So there's so many different things to try, and if one doesn't work.

probably another one will.

And even when we as adults mess up and criticize our kids or yell at them or blame them, that itself is an opportunity for us to model.

apologizing and making amends for a mistake.

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