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Don't Mom Alone Podcast

How to Avoid Power Struggles :: Stacy Bellward and Chad Hayenga [Ep 292]

Don't Mom Alone Podcast

Don't Mom Alone Podcast

Education, Leisure, Kids & Family, Parenting

4.92.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2020

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

With more family togetherness than ever before comes the potential for a lot more arguing and nagging our kids to obey. If you’re stuck in a parenting rut or negative cycle, then our friends from Connected Families are here to help. 

Stacey Bellward and Chad Hayenga join me to talk about breaking the patterns of defensiveness in our kids and how the power of curious questions can create productive conversations and build wisdom.

“I think as we look at scripture and we consider how Jesus approached people, you know, it was surprising to me when I first learned that Jesus asked 307 questions that are recorded in the gospels. And that's a lot of questioning. And we think about Jesus as being a great teacher. Jesus is a great teacher, but he often times uses questions to build wisdom and to hold people accountable.”

If you want to go deeper after listening to this show, Connected Families is offering a special promo code for Don’t Mom Alone listeners for their Power of Questions online course. With the code DMA20 it’s just $30. 

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey y'all, welcome back to the Don't Mom Alone podcast.

0:10.8

I am your host Heather McFadden and this is the place where I'm going to walk alongside

0:15.4

you and connect you with people and resources so you know that you don't mom alone.

0:22.6

And this episode number 292, I am welcoming on connected families, coaches, Chad and

0:30.0

Stacey and they are going to help us nag less connect more through the power of questions.

0:39.0

Understanding, right, that God made my child a workmanship who is very different from

0:45.3

me.

0:46.3

Who's thinking different than me?

0:48.3

Who's going to behave differently than me that has a different personality?

0:53.0

Just understanding that and although you know they're so different, they are so capable.

0:57.6

So I want to learn what's going on inside of my child no matter the situation.

1:03.8

And so we use the image of a parent snorkeling.

1:09.0

We go along in life and we're often snorkeling and we have our little goggles, you know,

1:12.9

kind of looking a little bit but I think you know mostly, you know, I'm just so in through

1:18.3

life.

1:19.3

But we want to get on our scuba gear.

1:21.9

We want to put on the oxygen tank and go down deeper and really get curious about what's

1:27.6

going on inside my child at the moment.

1:31.6

And then I can start to ask curious questions.

1:36.1

I don't know about y'all but I tend more towards correcting and criticizing and controlling

1:43.1

instead of being curious.

1:46.2

And that's why I'm so thankful for connected families over the years.

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