What if rescuing your child is actually holding them back? 🤯

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And so when we think about autonomy,
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it's really the ability to make your own
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choices and then learn from them. It's
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essential for building confidence,
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resilience, and a sense of self. When
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somebody jumps in to take care of
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everything for us, we never understand
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the emotion pride, which motivates
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future behavior. We don't build this
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resilience of falling down and failing
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and needing to get resourceful to get
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back up. And uh I see this a lot in in
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really uh overfunctioning parents where
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they're jumping so quickly to solve a
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problem for a child before the child's
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even had a chance to kind of
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troubleshoot it themselves.

What if rescuing your child is actually holding them back? 🤯

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