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To watch the second video in this time-limited, free, three-part series, click on:

Video #2: Five Common Parenting Myths Debunked!

“We don’t know what we don’t know!”

Isn’t this the truth?!  Often parents will say to me, “I just wish I would have known…” but of course, how can we know what we don’t know – we can’t feel bad or guilty about not knowing everything there is to know, especially when it comes to our children and parenting!

I always say “We do the best we can, with the knowledge (or tools) we have”.  Fortunately, we have more knowledge accessible to us than ever before and this includes current neuroscience (brain science) and parenting research.

Donald Rumsfeld, US Department of Defense, 2002, said:

“There are also unknown unknowns.  There are things we don’t know we don’t know.”  

In today’s video, in this time-limited three part parenting series, I’m going to debunk five common parenting myths!  Test yourself and test your partner to see what your parenting beliefs are.  It’s hard to know our own blind spots!

Click here to access video #2:  Five Common Parenting Myths Debunked!

I really appreciate your “likes” on the video series so far and all your comments!  I’m doing my best to respond to everyone!

I really hope you enjoy this second parent training and if you haven’t had a chance to watch the first parent training, there’s still time!  The first video was twenty minutes and today’s video is 17 minutes, so hopefully you can set your device up in your kitchen and chop up some food while listening to some parenting tips!

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If you have a friend of family member who would enjoy this free parenting series, please send them this link so they can receive all the videos as they are released:

www.toddlertoteenparenting.com/freeparenttraining

I look forward to reading your comments,

Warmly,

PS.  Registration is now open for my next round of Self-Empowerment groups.  The 7-9 year old group is full but there are still 3 spaces available in the 10-12 year old group.  In this 6 week group, through fun activities, we cover friendship dynamics, bullying behaviour, assertiveness skills, self-regulation, optimism vs. pessimism and gratitude.  For more information and to register online, please click here.