Why Kids Whine and How to Stop Them with Ginger Hubbard

The Heidi St. John Podcast

Heidi St. John

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2022

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Is your child struggling with whining, but you aren’t sure how to address it? Then we’re glad you’re joining us today as Ginger Hubbard talks about how parents can address whining from a heart-oriented, biblical perspective and teach their children to be better communicators. [Find the show notes at HeidiStJohn.com/Podcast] || Watch the podcast on YouTube | Rumble

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody, this is Heidi St. John.
0:01.8	Thanks for tuning in today.
0:03.2	You guys have found me at my little corner of the internet
0:05.7	today is Wednesday, March 23.
0:08.0	And today I am so pleased to have one of my favorite people
0:11.4	in the whole wide world, especially when
0:13.1	it comes to issues related to parenting.
0:15.2	Ginger Hubbard is back in the house today.
0:16.9	And we're going to tackle the issue of whining.
0:20.2	Stick around.
0:21.0	I think you're going to be encouraged.
0:30.8	So thank you guys for tuning in today.
0:33.3	I hope you have enjoyed the last couple days.
0:35.2	I know a lot of you have been joining me
0:36.9	around congressional district three with Pastor Rob McCoy
0:39.8	and my friend Rick Green, as we've been
0:41.2	taking the Freedom Tour to Vancouver, Washington,
0:44.0	and up to Centralia.
0:45.8	And it's fun for me just to meet people
0:47.9	and see what God is doing to bring a spirit
0:50.7	of revival back to the Pacific Northwest.
0:53.0	God is in the business of healing.
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