Why Your Child Listens to Everyone But You (And What to Do About It)
About this episode
This episode explores why children often listen to others more than their parents and offers practical solutions to improve cooperation at home.
The teacher says jump, they jump. The coach asks once, they do it. Grandma whispers, and they comply with a smile. But you ask them to put their shoes on — and it's a full-scale negotiation. If that's been confusing you, I want you to hear this episode. The answer isn't what most parents have been taught. Your child's pushback at home is not evidence that you're failing, it's evidence that your relationship is real. In this episode, I'm walking through exactly why this happens, the five most common cooperation drains in our homes, and the practical road map to turn it around starting this week. Feeling called to bring this work to other parents? Our Coaching Certification Program trains you to do exactly that. DM me CERTIFICATION on Instagram for details. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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