315. Love is Owning When You're Wrong

315. Love is Owning When You're Wrong

From Pivot Parenting: Expert Tips for Navigating Teen and Tween Challenges by Heather Frazier

April 14, 2026 · 32 min · Season 1 · Episode 315

About this episode

This episode discusses reframing perceived failures in parenting and recognizing the growth opportunities they present for both parents and teens.

What if what you're calling failure… isn't failure? When your child's life, or your parenting, doesn't look how you thought it would, it can bring up shame, guilt, and that quiet sense of "I got this wrong." But what if you're not wrong… you're just being invited to grow? In this episode, we talk about how to see clearly without making it mean something about your worth (go back to Episode 311 on self-love), why your teen's struggles are actually part of their path, and how faith looks different when you stop needing everything to go your way. Because they're supposed to struggle. And you're supposed to grow too. (It's kind of the whole point) xoxo To more fully understand, embrace and implement what I teach, book a free Discover Your Disconnection Pattern call with me. There is a solid reason you're feeling stuck, broken, or are hurting. I will help you discover it so that you can heal it. I firmly believe that your weaknesses can become your strength. Let me show you how. xoxo

People in this episode

Host: Heather Frazier

Topics covered

  • parenting
  • teen struggles
  • personal growth
  • self-worth
  • failure
  • faith

Keywords

  • parenting challenges
  • teen development
  • self-love
  • growth mindset
  • overcoming shame
  • faith in parenting

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