I want to give our kids a chance to learn how to do this stuff without us jumping in at

the first.

At the first sound of like, oh, they're starting to fight.

See, it makes us really anxious and we feel like, oh, my boy's to fight.

I want them to love each other.

Well, I want to give them some space to work through it without the adult and their lives

always jumping in and making them.

You're going to, you need to apologize to your brother right now.

And we always get sorry, idiot brother, right?

You're listening to episode 77 of the God Center Mom Podcast and I'm back again chatting

with Kirk Martin from celebratecom.com.

Now Kirk has helped me out with trying to be calm when I'm parenting, recognizing that

I can only control myself.

He's also given me a few tips for my strong-willed child.

And then I last episode with him and then this episode, oh, I'm back again in need of

some wisdom dealing with some summer issues and some sibling rivalry.

Now in Kirk's example that I had in the intro there, I know you could feel the pain like

the exact words he said.

I have said those.

I need you to apologize to your brother.

And Kirk, once again, let's go of that pressure we put on ourselves to be responsible for our

children.

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