Parenting hacks to raise happy kids | Dr Justin Coulson | Unstoppable EP30
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- If you are a parent, I'm sure you'd agree you've been given one of the greatest gifts in life - but I know first hand that raising children isn't easy.
On this episode of Unstoppable, I sit down with parenting expert, academic, and highly sought after keynote speaker, Dr. Justin Coulson. He is the go-to on parenting expert for shows such as; The Project, the TODAY show, and Sydney's Daily Telegraph just to name a few.
This is an episode that you cannot miss. Dr. Justin's insights of discipline, parenting styles, and divorce will change your outlook on your family.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Dr Justin Coulson
8:58 Why you're always going to get parenting wrong, and what to do about it
17:52 A 3 step guide to effective discipline that changes behaviour
40:56 Stop screaming at your child!
52:16 How to work through a divorce in a healthy way that wont harm your child
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Timestamps:
8:58 Why you're always going to get parenting wrong, and what to do about it
17:52 A 3 step guide to effective discipline that changes behaviour
40:56 Stop screaming at your child!
52:16 How to work through a divorce in a healthy way that wont harm your child
I listened to the interview last year and again today, during this time I tried to learn from my kids listen and apply the three E, it’s very challenging sometimes but I’m glad that we can have those interviews as a reminder. I just want to add that sometimes parents need more hugs than their kids. Thank you. you’re doing a great job. Both of you.
Really needed help, went through a hard divorce and really struggling but this all help and shows how I can fix this. Already put into action and what a difference I need to watch this daily!
Hello, I am a father of a 5 month old daughter. This is a very helpful process - explain, explore, empower.
Our children are the future. This is an important conversation for all people who are role models to children. May we be more conscious role models to our children, for our world to be a better place.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I think this is literally the best thing I have ever listened to. Thankyou 🥰
Thank you so deeply for helping parents with the hope to break generational cycles of all different things 🙏
Fantastic! Thanks so much! It's been there for 2 years but today is the perfect time for me to find it. Thank you! I'll keep listening to your podcasts, Mr Rae.
Truth from first to last. Beautiful.
Aisha Mukaram sait glad you liked it 🙏
Pure gold. From the heart. Both of you. From end to start. Love your work, Kerwin.
Thanks Paul 🙏
GOLD... Real gold. It’s all about relationships.
It sure is 👌
Great interview! Great insight from both of you!
I just discovered this. I'm a mother of two, my husband is deployed currently. An issue that comes to mind with my toddler (2 yo) will fight me when I'm just trying to change his diaper. I usually try to talk it out, explain that I need to get the poop off his butt. It doesn't work. He'll understand directions in other areas but refuse to listen in this moment. He used to help me and hand me a diaper but now he runs and tells me "No." Thank you for this information. I can't wait to start using these methods and hopefully it helps.
Glad you're getting inspired 👌
This was full of so many great nuggets and pearls. Well done gents.
Pumped you liked it Brad 👌
Absolutely loved this - so much great advice. Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching Chrissy
This I love to hear. great stuff.
Super valuable as always ❤️
Excellent conversation.
Absolutely beautiful, every word resonated xxx
I never get tired of listening to this!
Appreciate the support Colette 🙏
Pure value, thanks so much!
You are welcome.
This was so needed for me right now. I have had so many issues with my 9yr old adhd son and i hope some tips that i took from here may help.loved it
Thanks for watching ❤
This. Is. Gold.
Glad you enjoyed it. All the episodes are over at kerwinrae.com/podcast
So much knowledge thank you
Thanks for sharing your stories! You have given us parents hope to improve our parenting strategies and becoming the humane person we ought to be to our kids, which would be the example/role model they could emulate!
Love that you have found it helpful Kellesha🙏
Fantastic I needed to hear this 👍💕
Made me weep.. beautiful
Thanks for watching Stacey ❤️
Hey Kerwin, Do you have some stuff on blending families - post divorce and separation and now coming into the new family dynamics...parenting your own and your bonus children?
I don't currently Katleyn, I only share my experiences. Co-parenting is hard work but easy when your focus on the most important person in your life, your child ❤
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So I revisited this and it's not working with my 16yo son. When we get to the third step, discussing possible paths to the outcome, it's always the same...
"I want to do what I want, come and go as I please and I'm not following your rules."
I might add that they are simple, fundamental and not harsh. When we reply, "That's not going to work for the rest of the family" he says, "I don't care". And every response from him thereafter in relation to our family's values, respect or expectations is simply "I don't care". And what normally follows is a spray of verbal abuse, "you're an arse ( fkg C*, prick, etc)" and then, "now leave me alone and fk off". His little 10 yo brother is watching...
show him there's a consequence of action and if escalated to no respect means time for him to work for your love and care. Do not make him dinner and do not show any rewards and announce if this continues someone with authority (father figure will get involved) usually some kids will feel shame if the problem gets out of the house.
How do I send this to my mum without sending it to her?
Re divorce what if one parent was abusive and wants no involvement with the child?
I always feel regretted when I can't spend time with my kids