Bobby LewisGuestUm, what are those phrases? And I think one of the first ones that I can think of is why can't you be more like one of your other siblings or why can't you be more like this person? Uh, Like I get it, our kids are different and they have different struggles and you're just sort of thinking, oh my gosh, why it's so much easier with this kid over here.
All it does is it's a toxic remark that it communicates to our kids that they don't measure up to somebody else.
So never, why can't you be more like your brother and sister? Why can't you ace this like your brother did? Why can't you ace this like your sister did? We have to treat all of our kids like, with complete focus on them and who they are.
So little comments like, why can't you do well in school like your brother? Why can't you, why didn't you make this team like your brother? He never struggled in this way.
We need to treat each of our kids almost like when we're dealing with their struggles, even their disobedience, we need to treat them like, their siblings don't exist, you know, that we need to completely focus in on them.
And so the good thing is that the good thing that we can say is, okay, what, what do we need to do to help you to kind of do better here? What, what do we need to do to, to kind of help you get a better handle on this? What do we need to do to, you know, help with some of your behavior? You're going off, you're doing this, never a
Um, what are those phrases? And I think one of the first ones that I can think of is why can't you be more like one of your other siblings or why can't you be more like this person? Uh, Like I get it, our kids are different and they have different struggles and you're just sort of thinking, oh my gosh, why it's so much easier with this kid over here.
All it does is it's a toxic remark that it communicates to our kids that they don't measure up to somebody else.
So never, why can't you be more like your brother and sister? Why can't you ace this like your brother did? Why can't you ace this like your sister did? We have to treat all of our kids like, with complete focus on them and who they are.
So little comments like, why can't you do well in school like your brother? Why can't you, why didn't you make this team like your brother? He never struggled in this way.
We need to treat each of our kids almost like when we're dealing with their struggles, even their disobedience, we need to treat them like, their siblings don't exist, you know, that we need to completely focus in on them.
And so the good thing is that the good thing that we can say is, okay, what, what do we need to do to help you to kind of do better here? What, what do we need to do to, to kind of help you get a better handle on this? What do we need to do to, you know, help with some of your behavior? You're going off, you're doing this, never a
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