S2 Ep 63: Raising Kids Who Have A Sense of Autonomy with Stephanie M. Carlson

Raising Good Humans

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🗓️ 10 June 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Join me in conversation with one of the leading psychologists on executive function, Stephanie Carlson, to learn about raising self-reliant kids that still feel supported by their parents.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:07.3	Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Alisa Pressman. I am so thrilled to have back Dr.
0:14.0	Stephanie Carlson, who is one of the most renowned professors of developmental psychology. She's
0:20.3	at the University of Minnesota. She has changed our understanding of how children develop their
0:26.8	executive function skills. And one of the mechanisms we're going to be talking about today is
0:33.5	autonomy and autonomy support of parenting. So this episode is targeting younger children. Those
0:42.1	of you who have younger children will really benefit. But it matters for everybody because these
0:48.6	kinds of conversations continue to reflect parenting with intention that support your children's
0:56.4	growing autonomy, which is important throughout their childhood. If you enjoy this episode,
1:01.4	please don't hesitate. In fact, I urge you to write a review, particularly on Apple podcasts,
1:10.0	because that really helps highlight the podcast. And don't forget for more articles and interactive
1:17.6	conversations. Sign up for Dr. Alisa. Bulletin.com. So will you define autonomy and autonomy
1:26.4	supportive parenting for us? Sure. So autonomy literally in Latin, it means self rule. So it's
1:35.3	governing oneself and having sort of being the ruler of oneself, the boss of oneself. And autonomy
1:42.8	is something that all individuals value to one degree or another and all individuals need to thrive
1:50.3	to some degree or another. Now there are cultural differences in this that we can talk about,
1:54.4	but autonomy just literally means self rule. So it's having a sense of self, sense of agency,
2:00.2	and kind of being your own boss. And autonomy supportive parenting is when parents
2:08.5	rear children in a way that allows them to express their autonomy. So to have some say in
2:16.9	their own activities, in their own bedtimes, when they're older, things like that. So parenting
2:23.2	that allows children to have some options and to rule themselves in addition to all of the
2:29.2	external ruling that happens from families necessarily. So when parents are thinking about this,
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