Here's one thing I want to begin with.

I think a lot of us worry that our kids' bad behavior anywhere and especially heightened

at school is some reflection of our parenting.

And then when our kids struggles behaviorally, emotionally, academically, to some degree, we're not even responding to their

struggle as much as to our need to feel like a good parent through them having better behavior.

And then whatever they're struggling with kind of becomes a pawn in our game that we want to

prove to everyone we're amazing parents. And so we need them to act better on the playground or learn

how to read or figure out some peer dynamic in a group situation. I think today is going to give

you insight on all of that. And you'll learn a little bit more about how things played out in my tricky

parent teacher conference. I'm Dr. Becky, and this is Good Inside. We'll be back right after this.

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