Protocols for Excellent Parenting & Improving Relationships of All Kinds | Dr. Becky Kennedy
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Top Comments (10)
¡Hola Profe! Parenting is hard. It's 24/7,no vacation and no retirement. It is most underrated and most valuable job in the world,fueled only with love. Thank You for all Your hard work.
This episode made me feel closer to my mom. I’m an 18 yo college student who recently left home and this episode honestly made me cry because of how grateful I am for my mother. Thank you for making me feel grateful.
I grew up in a poor sub-rural area in China, neither of my parents went to high schools, but one thing I still remember that they keep telling me was “I believe you”, I believe that you are going to make the right decision, I believe that you are going to do your best to the situation, I believe that you’ll make the better use of the time, resource, relationship, so on and so forth. I remember growing up feeling really trusted and to the extend that I don’t wanna ruin the trust and belief, when I can possibly make a naughty decision or decide to skip a class. Now with this episode, I know just how critical those 3 words mean. I feel immensely grateful to my parents.
This is the type of episode that, as a parent, I should listen to once a month. It all sounds so wonderful and makes sense when listening to it, but for some reason, my brain kicks it out the window within a short timeline. The tools and the healthy boundaries are so wonderful to keep as a running narrative when raising your children.
50 minutes in and this is the most enlightening huberman episode I’ve listened to yet. I don’t have children but I have nieces and nephews and people who work for me and this content is so clear and simple to digest. Goood shtuff
These discussions are necessary now more than ever! We need to stop passing down generations of unresolved issues unintentionally…thank you for doing this! If we can create mindful kids by being mindful parents….could you imagine the changes in the world? Worth it for something you truly love…being responsible for another life (well, 4 over here) has been a lesson in humility, 💯🙏
This should be required viewing for ALL parents and wannabe parents! I am a 72 year old grandma and wish I knew all of this 50 years ago. Thanks!
Dr Becky is changing the world. Not only is she teaching parents skills for raising amazing humans, she’s validating our own experiences and helping parents heal from the ways we were and weren’t raised. It’s like “oh, my parents did a poor job parenting me…because they didn’t know better. I get to learn these skills now and do better.” She talks about kids not having the “skills” to do something , and it’s the same for us as parents, except that she is so graciously teaching us the skills.
Single dad of three boys here. I always worry when they repeatedly having to hold boundaries will make my boys see me as a jerk. I always tell them it is my job to do whats best for them, and growing up you need to know to do whats best for themselves, not what they want. I think the importance you put on validating feelings, and telling them "I believe in you" are great things i can do to help them make the right choice. Please have Dr. Kennedy back!
I am a parent to a recently diagnosed autistic 13 yr. old. Helping her to cope and adapt has been a struggle. I'm only one hour into this podcast ... she had a bad start to her morning. I told her "I believe you" and it changed the entire conversation instead of ending our morning in a meltdown. Thank you for helping me to better understand my child. I have been at my wits end and this podcast has me crying!
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Top Comments (10)
¡Hola Profe! Parenting is hard. It's 24/7,no vacation and no retirement. It is most underrated and most valuable job in the world,fueled only with love. Thank You for all Your hard work.
This episode made me feel closer to my mom. I’m an 18 yo college student who recently left home and this episode honestly made me cry because of how grateful I am for my mother. Thank you for making me feel grateful.
I grew up in a poor sub-rural area in China, neither of my parents went to high schools, but one thing I still remember that they keep telling me was “I believe you”, I believe that you are going to make the right decision, I believe that you are going to do your best to the situation, I believe that you’ll make the better use of the time, resource, relationship, so on and so forth. I remember growing up feeling really trusted and to the extend that I don’t wanna ruin the trust and belief, when I can possibly make a naughty decision or decide to skip a class. Now with this episode, I know just how critical those 3 words mean. I feel immensely grateful to my parents.
This is the type of episode that, as a parent, I should listen to once a month. It all sounds so wonderful and makes sense when listening to it, but for some reason, my brain kicks it out the window within a short timeline. The tools and the healthy boundaries are so wonderful to keep as a running narrative when raising your children.
50 minutes in and this is the most enlightening huberman episode I’ve listened to yet. I don’t have children but I have nieces and nephews and people who work for me and this content is so clear and simple to digest. Goood shtuff
These discussions are necessary now more than ever! We need to stop passing down generations of unresolved issues unintentionally…thank you for doing this! If we can create mindful kids by being mindful parents….could you imagine the changes in the world? Worth it for something you truly love…being responsible for another life (well, 4 over here) has been a lesson in humility, 💯🙏
This should be required viewing for ALL parents and wannabe parents! I am a 72 year old grandma and wish I knew all of this 50 years ago. Thanks!
Dr Becky is changing the world. Not only is she teaching parents skills for raising amazing humans, she’s validating our own experiences and helping parents heal from the ways we were and weren’t raised. It’s like “oh, my parents did a poor job parenting me…because they didn’t know better. I get to learn these skills now and do better.” She talks about kids not having the “skills” to do something , and it’s the same for us as parents, except that she is so graciously teaching us the skills.
Single dad of three boys here. I always worry when they repeatedly having to hold boundaries will make my boys see me as a jerk. I always tell them it is my job to do whats best for them, and growing up you need to know to do whats best for themselves, not what they want. I think the importance you put on validating feelings, and telling them "I believe in you" are great things i can do to help them make the right choice. Please have Dr. Kennedy back!
I am a parent to a recently diagnosed autistic 13 yr. old. Helping her to cope and adapt has been a struggle. I'm only one hour into this podcast ... she had a bad start to her morning. I told her "I believe you" and it changed the entire conversation instead of ending our morning in a meltdown. Thank you for helping me to better understand my child. I have been at my wits end and this podcast has me crying!