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How To Talk To Your Children

How Words You Use Impact Your Children. Class 1 of 4

22 min

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How To Talk To Your Children- The Power the Words You Use Have on Your Children. Class 1 of 4

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    s j Bukht -10 years ago

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    1st time i have heard such beautiful. nice, amazing, speech. i have no words to express my true feeling, in short thanks and a lot of thanks

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    Rachel -12 years ago

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    Hi theyeshiva.net editors, you have a great site which can truly teach a lot. Thank you! I especially like Dr. Drizin's videos and his expertise on child care. Just one complaint I know you guys need donations as I can tell that a site which has this many archives probably costs a lot of rent, but do I really need to to see it every 3 minutes another pop-up asking me to donate? It can get kind of disruptful.

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    YH -13 years ago

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    Good message, good stories. One correction. The story with the Alter Rebbe was not about Jewish cantonists which were after his time.

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    Chaim Itche -13 years ago

    Avrohom
    Yes

    A child when told "You are a good little boy" "You are great" "You are so smart." is judgmental and evaluative praise and is better avoided. Why? Because it is not helpful. It creates anxiety, invites dependency, and evokes defensiveness. "I'm not so smart" "I'm not so good" "I'm not as great as you think I am." "If I'm smart or great or very good" then I need to fill all these expectations. Etc..

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    Chaim Itche -13 years ago

    Avrohom
    Yes

    A child when told "You are a good little boy" "You are great" "You are so smart." is judgmental and evaluative praise and is better avoided. Why? Because it is not helpful. It creates anxiety, invites dependency, and evokes defensiveness. "I'm not so smart" "I'm not so good" "I'm not as great as you think I am." "If I'm smart or great or very good" then I need to fill all these expectations. Etc..

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