I've listened to many parents over the years and noticed something you might relate to. Sometimes, after a long day of work, many parents just don't feel like it. And that's what they say... "I just don't feel like it." Have you ever said that? This could be not doing something fun like play outside with their kid. Or this could also look like not enforcing a boundary. What example do you think that sets for a child? What are the long-term & short-term consequences for not doing what you said you would do?

"They should know this by now" have you ever heard somebody say that in regards to their kids? My question is...how would they know, if they've never been taught? The dad in this video expected his son to know how to pump gas... but he never taught him. What things have you expected your child to know and are you 100% sure that you've actually taught them? On a scale from 1-10, how sure are you that they know exactly what to do? how sure are you that they've actually been taught? --- This month I'm offering free parenting audits to measure the 3 hidden drivers of parenting stress and why kids don't listen the first time. You'll find out the real reason you keep repeating yourself and one small thing you can change...TODAY! This audit won't cost you any money but if you get value from it...I will ask that you write a testimonial. So tell me your thoughts in the comments and click the link to book your parenting audit. BOOK MY PARENTING AUDIT

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Kids lie for many reasons...this short story explains one possible reason. Has your parents ever broken a promise to you? How did it effect your relationship with them?