Episode 009: Three Topics Smart Parents Don't Discuss in Front of Their Children

Discover the three crucial topics parents should avoid discussing in front of their kids to protect their emotional well-being and foster a secure environment. In this podcast episode, We delve into the impact of marital conflicts, financial problems, and sensitive health issues on children. Learn practical strategies I recommend to shield your kids from adult stress and create a nurturing space for their growth. Plus, get insights on healthy communication with your partner.

Episode Highlights:

• Enmeshment and Its Effects: Learn how blurred boundaries between adult and child roles can negatively impact your child's emotional development.
• 3 Essential "Don'ts" for Protecting Your Kids: Discover three crucial behaviors to avoid to ensure your children feel secure and unburdened by adult problems.
• 3 Topics to Avoid Discussing in Front of Your Kids: Identify key subjects that should remain private to protect your children from unnecessary stress and anxiety.

Resources Mentioned:

• Rephrase Your Relationship: www.rephraseyourrelationship.com

Additional Links:

• www.brentpeak.com
• www.empoweredserenity.net

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• Website: brentpeak.com
• Instagram: @brent.peak

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Until next time, take care and keep moving forward with hope and resilience.

Disclaimer: The information provided in the Empowered Serenity Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please seek the advice of your physician, therapist, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or mental health concerns. If you are experiencing a crisis, please contact your local emergency services or seek immediate help from a mental health professional.