One thing I love about the blues is they are very thoughtful and they are sensitive and they are

sincere and they're kind. But the negative side of it or their weaknesses is they are very self-critical

and self-deprecating. So it's hard to walk that fine line as a parent while we're learning to parent

them. And you always have to keep in mind he's nine

years old. So you are just sort of teaching and guiding him in the way that he should go. And I would

always tell my son Taylor his strengths first. Like Taylor, I love your heart. I love this and I love

this and I love this. And be like, you know, you're too hard on yourself. You are just

learning how to play baseball. You're just learning how to play football. So of course you're not

going to get it always right every single time. So just know that. Whenever you do discipline

him once again, do it in private because they do not like correction in front of a lot of people

because it embarrasses them. So make sure you do that. Welcome to Wire Talk, where we encourage

and equip moms by answering practical questions about motherhood. We want to help instill God's

truth in your heart so you can experience more joy and peace on your journey of motherhood. Are you ready

for some truth? Let's dive in. Well, hello and welcome to WireTalk. I'm your host, Emily,

and I'm so glad you're here listening with us today. We are going to be talking about parenting

kids that have those blue personalities. They're great personalities, but all personalities

are very different. So we're going to dive in to talk about how to parent those sticky

situations with those blues. I love it. I know. I'm ready for it. But do you know what's not

blue, Mom? What's not blue? I'm not blue. My sweater is not blue. Yeah, your sweater is not

blue. Your sweater is hot pink. Do you know why,

though? Why? Because it's three days before Valentine's Day. Oh, then I'm in like a brown

poopie sweater. Well, I'll be here for... I didn't look at the date. I always look at the date.

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