4.11.2019

Maintaining Dignity in Parenting | Know What Angers You



A few months ago, I did a video on maintaining dignity in parenting. I discussed how I had to interrupt my breakfast and run after my toddler who was gleefully sprinkling pepper all over the living room floor. This made me think about how parenting can sometimes make us act less than dignified.



That video resonated with many people and I heard from so many of you who could relate! I am continuing the discussion in today's video as I talk about maintaining our dignity in parenting by becoming aware of what triggers our anger... which eventually leads to undignified behavior.

I hope you enjoy today's video and that it gives you encouragement as a parent. If you know someone who could use this encouragement, please share this video or blog. I love to connect with you and would love to hear form you in the comment section.

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3 comments:

  1. This can be applied to any relationship!

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  2. Thanks for this, Jennifer. I love your parenting chats! As my brother once said, parenting is the best yet most difficult job. It’s nice to be reminded that we are not alone in our parenting journeys, and we all face challenges. You give such helpful advice. I always feel more fortified in my role as a parent after one of your chats. Please keep these coming!

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