Children’s Counseling: Relationship Over Reputation
Jill Howard
Parents often feel like they are defined by the appearance of their children and families. Are their children well dressed? Do they have perfect photos? Do the parents knock out their to-do list constantly, squeeze in those workouts, and cook perfectly healthy homemade meals? Are their children signed up for a ton of extracurriculars and did they make the honor roll? Parents might feel like their children need to be the best on the sports team, or that their children cannot have meltdowns in public. They want to appear like their family does not have it all together. Parents are the ultimate role models for children. Every word, movement, and action...
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