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So you have a child who just struggles, right? And it's been a struggle sometimes since they came out

of the womb and they're in trouble all the time and inside you're like, if you would just listen to me or just do simple things, it doesn't have to be that hard. You wouldn't be in trouble all the time and I wouldn't have to take away things. We don't have to fight over this. And maybe your child gets in trouble at school. Or more likely your child is great at school, but then comes home and unloads on you. It's just

difficult at home. But this child, you've heard your child say things like, I'm dumb, I'm stupid,

you don't like me, I don't like myself, I wish I hadn't been born, I'm a bad kid. I want to

reverse that. And so I want to give you a very, very powerful tool to do that.

And we're going to focus on this, not for a week, but for the next two weeks and the next two years

and the next 20 years because it works. That's what we're going to talk about on today's episode

of the Calm Parenting podcast. So welcome. This is Kirk Martin, founder, Celebrate Calm. You can find us

at Celebrate Calm.com. Look, we had all of these kids in our home. We had over the course of a decade,

about 1,500 kids like this in our home. Our own son was like this. And so I, I, you know the hard

part sometimes? This is being honest, I know what works and I know what doesn't work, right?

And it's all the things that I did wrong and that you're probably not doing all that well.

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