Episode 101: Tiny Changes, Big Results: What Atomic Habits Can Teach Parents!
About this episode
The episode discusses how small, consistent actions in parenting can lead to significant long-term results, drawing insights from the book Atomic Habits by James Clear.
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Chalkboard to Kitchen Table with Trish and Eileen! One of the biggest lessons from the book, Atomic Habits by James Clear, is that small, consistent actions matter more than big, occasional efforts. Parenting works the same way. The little things you do every day ... reading together, eating dinner as a family, or speaking kindly have a lasting impact over time. James Clear also reminds us that children learn by watching. If you want your child to develop goo...
People in this episode
Hosts: Trish, Eileen
Topics covered
- parenting
- habits
- education
- family
- children's development
Keywords
- parenting
- Atomic Habits
- small changes
- children
- family meals
- consistent actions
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Atomic Habits
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