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E.D.U. Yeah, I really thought I could I could change him for the better and that

actually backfired completely 100% backfired. He just became super annoyed with me every time I had a correction.

And I actually I think I really heard our relationship during that time. I think I really did.

I, because he didn't really want to hang around with somebody I mean who would want to hang around

with somebody who's always correcting them.

Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reaver, and this week I'm bringing my husband Darren back to the show for the second time.

I get a lot of questions from parents about how to get a partner more involved or engaged

in what's happening with their differently wired kids.

Many of these emails I get talk about partners who are kind of checked out or don't know how to relate to their kids or are reluctant to tap into resources.

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