Enjoyed these reminders! Regarding No. 5, someone recently suggested to me that instead of asking our kids what they did at school, we could ask how they helped someone at school or how they were kind to someone at school. Of course, we can apply this rule to ourselves, too, and I’m trying to apply it daily (with a mixed success rate—progress and not perfection, as they say). And, regarding No. 6, I think that’s why I made a Substack: to find my tribe and build/find a supportive community. So far, so great. Thanks again for the reminders!
Enjoyed these reminders! Regarding No. 5, someone recently suggested to me that instead of asking our kids what they did at school, we could ask how they helped someone at school or how they were kind to someone at school. Of course, we can apply this rule to ourselves, too, and I’m trying to apply it daily (with a mixed success rate—progress and not perfection, as they say). And, regarding No. 6, I think that’s why I made a Substack: to find my tribe and build/find a supportive community. So far, so great. Thanks again for the reminders!